Authentiq Flask examples

This repository contains two examples showing how to integrate Authentiq Connect into your Python applications, allowing people to sign in using their Authentiq ID.

We'll add another example soon that shows how to connect Authentiq to your user database to easily add two-step verification (through any TOTP-compatible app, e.g. Google Authenticator) and passwordless logins on top of your existing username & password database.

Installation

Assuming you have cloned this repository already, on Ubuntu 16.04, install the following packages:

sudo apt-get install python-tox python3-flask python3-requests python3-requests-oauthlib python3-jwt

Or using a virtual environment:

virtualenv -p /usr/bin/python3 env
pip install tox flask requests requests-oauthlib jwt

Example 1: Plain OAuth 2.0 — example_basic.py

This example demonstrates how to use Authentiq Connect with an existing 3rd-party OAuth 2.0 client library — the wonderful requests-oauthlib in this case. It simply signs in using Authentiq and displays the retrieved user information.

python3 example_basic.py

Example 2: Native Authentiq JS — example_native.py

This example uses the AuthentiqJS snippet for a richer authentication experience. In particular it shows the following features:

• A faster authentication flow using an OpenID Connect ID Token

• Instant sign-out from phone using the Authentiq ID app

  python3 example_native.py

Tests

Simply run tox to run tests on Python 2 and Python 3.

tox

Contributing

Please help us improve these examples by opening an issue or a pull request.