ReactiveOAuth is a wrapper for OAuthSwift with ReactiveSwift support and some pre-configured services, mostly useful in macOS projects.
- Elegant api with reactive extensions support.
- OAuth and re-OAuth (refresh token) commands with or without account details.
- Customisable account detalisators: full response / json with custom field filtering.
import AppKit
import Foundation
import ReactiveOAuth
import ReactiveSwift
internal class MainViewController: NSViewController
{
@IBAction private func handleOAuthButtonAction(_ button: NSButton) {
let storyboard: NSStoryboard = NSStoryboard(name: "main", bundle: Bundle.main)
let controller: OAuthViewController = storyboard.instantiateController(withIdentifier: "OAuthViewController") as! OAuthViewController
let configuration: OAuth.Configuration = Dropbox.configure(access: Access(key: "foo", secret: "bar"), url: "https://baz.com/quz")
let detalisator: Detalisator<String> = DropboxDetalisator()
let oauth: DetailedOAuth<String> = DetailedOAuth(oauth: OAuth(configuration: configuration), detalisator: detalisator)
oauth.reactive.authorised.observe(Observer(
value: { (credential: Credential, string: String) in
Swift.print(credential, string)
},
failed: { (error: ReactiveOAuth.Error) in
Swift.print(error.description)
}
))
self.authorise(oauthViewController: controller, oauth: oauth)
}
}Add ReactiveOAuth as a dependency of your package in Package.swift:
.package(url: "https://github.com/Swifteroid/ReactiveOAuth.git", from: "1.0.0")ReactiveOAuth uses real accounts for testing provided in test/oauth.json, they are kept blank for security reasons and injected by Travis CI during testing. So, if you want to test your own integrations, simply configure required services, unconfigured ones will be skipped. Travis expects REACTIVEOAUTH_CREDENTIALS environment variable, the following command copies current configuration in acceptable format escaped for shell.
jq --join-output "tojson | @sh" test/oauth.json | pbcopy