Some endpoints missing about fusionauth-python-client HOT 10 CLOSED

Hiya,

You can definitely access it, just not through the client libraries. Here's some documentation about how to do so: https://fusionauth.io/docs/v1/tech/oauth/endpoints#introspect You can use a python HTTP library to create the POST request.

If you are only working with OAuth, you could also use any of the standard OAuth libraries. For this example app I used a mix of the FusionAuth client libraries and requests_oauthlib: https://github.com/FusionAuth/fusionauth-example-flask-portal

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@robotdan IMHO, I suggest introspect_access_token so that it can relate more to all the other method names like exchange_o_auth_code_for_access_token or validate_device which start with a verb.
All of the method names suggested in this issue are pythony though, so no comments on that. 😄

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I think we have a winner! introspect_access_token it is. Thanks for the feedback @AliMirlou .

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Available in master and 1.19.8
https://pypi.org/project/fusionauth-client/

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It is not currently in the client libraries. We can look at adding it.

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Isn't it an essential endpoint?

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I'm not against adding it to the client libs.

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FusionAuth/fusionauth-client-builder@12569fd and 62fab4b

I haven't tested this yet... @AliMirlou feel free to see how it works.

@mooreds or @AliMirlou any feedback on the method name?

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I'd probably call it o_auth_introspect for consistency (there are only a few other methods that reference oauth in the name, but one of them uses that clunky string).

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Yeah, normally we wouldn't mention oauth2 but since this is a really specific method I didn't know what else to call it.

I am fine with o_auth_introspect but it is (technically) an OAuth2 thing and not related to OAuth1 (I don't think anyway). But perhaps there is no confusion here since we don't support OAuth v1 at all.

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@AliMirlou any opinion on a name that suites the method, and is also "python-y" :-)

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