How to use the satosa.internal_data.UserIdHashType function in SATOSA

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github IdentityPython / SATOSA / tests / satosa / backends / test_oauth.py View on Github external
def test_start_auth(self, context):
        context.path = 'facebook/sso/redirect'
        internal_request = InternalRequest(UserIdHashType.transient, 'test_requester')

        resp = self.fb_backend.start_auth(context, internal_request, mock_get_state)
        login_url = resp.message
        assert login_url.startswith(FB_AUTH_ENDPOINT)
        expected_params = {
            "client_id": CLIENT_ID,
            "state": mock_get_state.return_value,
            "response_type": "code",
            "redirect_uri": "%s/%s" % (BASE_URL, AUTHZ_PAGE)
        }
        actual_params = dict(parse_qsl(urlparse(login_url).query))
        assert actual_params == expected_params
github IdentityPython / SATOSA / tests / satosa / test_internal_response.py View on Github external
def test_set_user_id_from_attributes():
    # uid = "my_id"
    attributes = {"attr_1": "v1", "attr_2": "v2", "attr_3": "v3"}
    uid_attributes = ["attr_1", "attr_3"]
    uid = "v1v3"
    internal_response = InternalResponse(UserIdHashType.persistent)
    internal_response.add_attributes(attributes)
    internal_response.set_user_id_from_attr(uid_attributes)
    assert uid == internal_response.get_user_id()
github IdentityPython / SATOSA / tests / satosa / test_id_hash.py View on Github external
def test_id_hash_transient():
    requesters = ["test_requester0", "test_requester0", "test_requester2"]
    user_ids = ["userid0", "userid1", "userid2"]
    hash_type = UserIdHashType.transient

    ids = []
    for requester in requesters:
        for id in user_ids:
            hashed_id = _get_id(requester, id, hash_type)
            assert hashed_id not in ids
            ids.append(hashed_id)
github IdentityPython / SATOSA / tests / satosa / backends / test_oauth.py View on Github external
def test_entire_flow(self, context):
        """Tests start of authentication (incoming auth req) and receiving auth response."""
        responses.add(responses.POST,
                      "https://graph.facebook.com/v2.5/oauth/access_token",
                      body=json.dumps({"access_token": "qwerty",
                                       "token_type": "bearer",
                                       "expires_in": 9999999999999}),
                      status=200,
                      content_type='application/json')
        self.setup_facebook_response()

        context.path = 'facebook/sso/redirect'
        internal_request = InternalRequest(UserIdHashType.transient, 'test_requester')

        self.fb_backend.start_auth(context, internal_request, mock_get_state)
        context.request = {
            "code": FB_RESPONSE_CODE,
            "state": mock_get_state.return_value
        }
        self.fb_backend._authn_response(context)
        assert self.fb_backend.name not in context.state
        self.assert_expected_attributes()
github IdentityPython / SATOSA / tests / satosa / test_internal_data.py View on Github external
def test_from_string(self, str_value, expected_value):
        assert UserIdHashType.from_string(str_value) == expected_value
github IdentityPython / SATOSA / tests / satosa / test_id_hash.py View on Github external
def test_id_hash_persistent():
    requesters = ["test_requester0"]
    user_ids = ["userid0", "userid1", "userid2"]
    hash_type = UserIdHashType.persistent

    ids = []
    for requester in requesters:
        for id in user_ids:
            hashed_id = _get_id(requester, id, hash_type)
            assert hashed_id == _get_id(requester, id, hash_type)
            assert hashed_id not in ids
            ids.append(hashed_id)
github IdentityPython / SATOSA / tests / satosa / test_internal_response.py View on Github external
def test_set_user_id():
    uid = "my_id"
    attributes = {"attr_1": "v1", "attr_2": "v2", "attr_3": "v3"}
    internal_response = InternalResponse(UserIdHashType.persistent)
    internal_response.add_attributes(attributes)
    internal_response.set_user_id(uid)
    assert uid == internal_response.get_user_id()
github IdentityPython / SATOSA / tests / satosa / test_internal_data.py View on Github external
        ("transient", UserIdHashType.transient),
        ("persistent", UserIdHashType.persistent),
        ("pairwise", UserIdHashType.pairwise),
        ("public", UserIdHashType.public)
    ])
    def test_from_string(self, str_value, expected_value):
        assert UserIdHashType.from_string(str_value) == expected_value
github IdentityPython / SATOSA / src / satosa / util.py View on Github external
def saml_name_format_to_hash_type(name_format):
    """
    Translate pySAML2 name format to statosa format

    :type name_format: str
    :rtype: satosa.internal_data.UserIdHashType
    :param name_format: SAML2 name format
    :return: satosa format
    """
    if name_format == NAMEID_FORMAT_TRANSIENT:
        return UserIdHashType.transient
    elif name_format == NAMEID_FORMAT_PERSISTENT:
        return UserIdHashType.persistent
    return None
github IdentityPython / SATOSA / src / satosa / util.py View on Github external
def saml_name_format_to_hash_type(name_format):
    """
    Translate pySAML2 name format to statosa format

    :type name_format: str
    :rtype: satosa.internal_data.UserIdHashType
    :param name_format: SAML2 name format
    :return: satosa format
    """
    if name_format == NAMEID_FORMAT_TRANSIENT:
        return UserIdHashType.transient
    elif name_format == NAMEID_FORMAT_PERSISTENT:
        return UserIdHashType.persistent
    return None