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# Simple Flask Google Login
Written by [Alvin Wan](https://alvinwan.com) for educational purposes. See the
accompanying tutorial on
[How third-party login works](http://alvinwan.com/how-thirdparty-login-works/).
Convenience utility for implementing Google login with Flask.
This is more useful as a template than as an installable library. Either way,
it's an easy way to get up and running with Google login without much work.
## Get Started
Install the utility with pip.
```bash
pip install simple-flask-google-login
```
Initialize the utility's manager with the Flask app.
```python
from simple_flask_google_login import SimpleFlaskGoogleLogin
SimpleFlaskGoogleLogin(app)
```
Alternatively, initialize with the app after construction.
```python
manager = SimpleFlaskGoogleLogin()
manager.init_app(app)
```
Note that you need 4 prerequisites in order for this to work:
1. **Client Credentials:** This application by default expects
`client_secrets.json` to be in the same directory as the application. This is
the file downloaded from the Google developers console. You can change this by
passing the `client_secrets_path` argument to the `SimpleFlaskGoogleLogin`
constructor.
2. **https:** You must use SSL. Simply add `app.run(ssl_context='adhoc', ...)`.
3. **Secret Key:** Your app must have a secret key set.
4. **Accepted Redirect URI:** On the Google developer console, your Oauth2
client must list the redirect URI `https://127.0.0.1:5000` as an accepted
redirect URI. This is the default redirect URI. You can change this by passing
the `redirect_uri` argument to the `SimpleFlaskGoogleLogin` constructor.
Here's a minimal example with all of these elements.
```python
from flask import Flask, session
from simple_flask_google_login import SimpleFlaskGoogleLogin
app = Flask("Google Login App")
app.secret_key = "YourSecretKeyHere" # Secret key is needed for OAuth 2.0
SimpleFlaskGoogleLogin(app)
@app.route("/")
def index():
if 'name' in session:
return f"Hello {session['name']}! <a href='/logout'>Logout</a>"
return "<a href='/login'>Login</a>"
if __name__ == "__main__":
app.run(ssl_context='adhoc')
```
**And you're done!** This is all you need. Now, load the `/login` URL for your
application to start the login flow. Load the `/logout` URL to logout. For a
minimal example, see the `examples/` directory.
**Advanced user**? Keep reading. Here are several customizations you can make
with this utility out of the box.
## Advanced: Customize Google Login
You can change any of the usual Google login configurations:
- **Client secrets path:** This should be a JSON downloaded from the OAuth2
client in your Google developers console. The file will contain both a client
ID and a secret.
- **Scopes:** This is the list of scopes that your application is requesting
access to. By default, the application only requests "basic" information such
as name and email address.
- **Redirect URI:** This is the URI that Google will send a GET request to, with
the login code attached to it. This must be an https URL -- no IP addresses or
custom URL protocols (i.e., deeplinks). By default, this is your application's
login callback page.
```python
manager = SimpleFlaskGoogleLogin(
client_secrets_path='/path/to/client_secrets.json',
scopes=['profile', 'email'],
redirect_uri='https://example.com/login/callback'
)
```
## Advanced: Customize routes
You can rename any of the routes. For example, say you want to use `/login` for
a general login page with several options. You could then redefine these
routes to be `/google/login`, for example.
```python
manager = SimpleFlaskGoogleLogin()
manager.init_app(app, login_endpoint='/google/login')
# creates a login route at `/google/login`
```
You can add custom handlers to all of the endpoints, to customize different
behaviors. For example, open a new browser with the authorization URL, instead
of opening in the current tab.
```python
import webbrowser
def handler(authorization_url):
webbrowser.open(authorization_url)
return f"If redirect fails, click <a href='{authorization_url}'>here</a>."
manager = SimpleFlaskGoogleLogin(authorization_url_handler=handler)
```
Finally, you can ask the manager to completely skip an endpoint and write one
from scratch, by "naming" the endpoint `None`.
```python
manager = SimpleFlaskGoogleLogin()
manager.init_app(app, login_endpoint=None)
```
## Why create this?
My previous favorite [Flask-GoogleLogin](https://pypi.org/project/Flask-GoogleLogin/)
is now deprecated, and I'm too lazy to relearn oauth2 every time I want to
support Google login. This library is at least quick starter code. Granted,
there are [many](https://github.com/andygarcia86/python-flask-google-oauth-login)
[other](https://github.com/seunkoko/Python-Flask-Google-Auth)
implementations, but I wanted a *super* barebones one -- not one mixed and
matched with
[SQL and flask-login](https://github.com/realpython/materials/blob/master/simple-flask-google-login/app.py)
and a slew of other random libraries.
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Granted,\nthere are [many](https://github.com/andygarcia86/python-flask-google-oauth-login) \n[other](https://github.com/seunkoko/Python-Flask-Google-Auth) \nimplementations, but I wanted a *super* barebones one -- not one mixed and\nmatched with \n[SQL and flask-login](https://github.com/realpython/materials/blob/master/simple-flask-google-login/app.py)\n and a slew of other random libraries.\n",
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