yahoo-oauth 2.1.1

A very easy to use OAuth python library for Yahoo! APIs.

yahoo_oauth

Yahoo_OAuth is a very easy to use OAuth library for Yahoo! APIs.

Installation

pip install yahoo_oauth

Quickstart

Only 2 parameters are required to get started

• consumer_key
• consumer_secret

I recommend putting those two into a file. Only json and yaml files are supported

{
    "consumer_key": "my_very_long_and_weird_consumer_key",
    "consumer_secret": "my_not_that_long_consumer_secret"
}

Once you acquired your access_token, this file will look like :

• OAuth2

{
    "access_token": "DELvMgOYvwPQJS8eFW_2hRN5rJxz6dnHAOk2s.qB0iMIeRg5.ZpW3xZF0p8CABLjZ2gfNdE602dCN2wTHdGHHLtChF3ls9BUuZ1QDdqIVq.yWclfweleyZSq6dAzlPEHiskWmfItjHK5VERY_LONG_ACCESS_TOKEN_oyyD4cIKvdNJsJ9k779mAUqN02_5ugBeDfCLebqjL8uVuunObew0ERa2MxE6jywNY0TTCe9W0nqTd6n0lKoN4PSP1Dw_Ifwx6enGuhUUAhhpa7nNMyhNy_pe6PfDf7IJ5gbkdtw3mD1o2T218ZTV0owdrKDLSF9oZrNvZ75xDlqaaI5yeW_.L63zk11PjsWUd5K8LGhWSTgRbyhffCDBcqVwTYEqHwCyVqHX4z2kgHhGsc0ies6WMG33kSw5Cgun0fnPbdDuHBgQziXU.GMv4hIDoIDMSLGpzpcpkyx4GS1CC_RUQwKxLilR3MQy7X2gI3cJA4lhRPlXEOdhS5HIQiQTgMWO9nWt7.RR7XtXVg-",
    "consumer_key": "dj0yJmk9eFJINERDYWMY_CONSUMER_KEYmRGTnpZbWNHbzlNQS0tJnM9Y29uc3VtZXJzZWNyZXQmeD1iNQ--",
    "consumer_secret": "08802b459ab48eeaMY_CONSUMER_SECRET_0af6a4b75789f7",
    "refresh_token": "APIENFXij.bjFW1tEcr2THE_REFRESH_TOKEN_Xn.4.DOIYOR37",
    "token_time": 1433553339.706037,
    "token_type": "bearer"
}

With that you should be good to go.

Normally, once your got all that, you can use the same credentials FOREVER, you just have to REFRESH THEM.

Examples

OAuth2

from yahoo_oauth import OAuth2
oauth = OAuth2(None, None, from_file='oauth2.json')
...

if not oauth.token_is_valid():
    oauth.refresh_access_token()
# Example
response = oauth.session.get(url, params=payload)

Tips

• How to disable Yahoo_OAuth Logger

import logging
oauth_logger = logging.getLogger('yahoo_oauth')
oauth_logger.disabled = True

Contribute

Any kind of contribution is welcomed.

0. report bug by opening an issue
1. Fork the repository
2. Make your changes
3. Test your changes
4. Submit a pull request

Have fun guys :wink: