simple_openid_connect.integrations.djangorestframework.authentication#

DRF Authentication classes

See the DRF documentation on Setting the authentication scheme about how to use the classes contained here.

Classes

`AccessTokenAuthentication`([allow_anonymous])	An authentication scheme that interprets `Authorization: Bearer ...` http headers as access tokens and validates by using the Openid providers token introspection capabilities.
`AccessTokenNoAnonAuthentication`([...])	An authentication scheme that overwrites the default behavior of `AccessTokenAuthentication` so that tokens are only considered valid if a user can be uniquely identified.
`AuthenticatedViaToken`(token, token_introspection)	A marker that is attached as `request.auth` on successful authentication and which holds well formatted information about that authentication.

class simple_openid_connect.integrations.djangorestframework.authentication.AccessTokenAuthentication(allow_anonymous: Optional[bool] = True)#

An authentication scheme that interprets Authorization: Bearer ... http headers as access tokens and validates by using the Openid providers token introspection capabilities.

By default, this may confirm that a request is authenticated and has appropriate access while not identifying a user. In that case, only an AnonymousUser instance is set on the request. If this is not desired, either set the allow_anonymous constructor parameter to False or use the AccessTokenNoAnonAuthentication authentication class.

__init__(allow_anonymous: Optional[bool] = True)#

Parameters: allow_anonymous – Whether access is allowed when the token is valid but no user can be identified. This is the case if the Openid providers token introspection endpoint does not return a user id.

authenticate(request: HttpRequest) → Optional[Tuple[Any, AuthenticatedViaToken]]#: Authenticate the request and return a two-tuple of (user, token).

authenticate_header(request: HttpRequest) → str#: Return a string to be used as the value of the WWW-Authenticate header in a 401 Unauthenticated response, or None if the authentication scheme should return 403 Permission Denied responses.

class simple_openid_connect.integrations.djangorestframework.authentication.AccessTokenNoAnonAuthentication(allow_anonymous: Optional[bool] = False)#

An authentication scheme that overwrites the default behavior of AccessTokenAuthentication so that tokens are only considered valid if a user can be uniquely identified.

__init__(allow_anonymous: Optional[bool] = False)#

Parameters: allow_anonymous – Whether access is allowed when the token is valid but no user can be identified. This is the case if the Openid providers token introspection endpoint does not return a user id.

class simple_openid_connect.integrations.djangorestframework.authentication.AuthenticatedViaToken(token: str, token_introspection: TokenIntrospectionSuccessResponse)#

A marker that is attached as request.auth on successful authentication and which holds well formatted information about that authentication.

__init__(token: str, token_introspection: TokenIntrospectionSuccessResponse)#