Great, thanks for taking a stab at this :)
On Tue, Jan 29, 2013 at 7:12 AM, Tommy Yu <[email protected]> wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> I had some time to revisit the package that I released last year that
> implements OAuth provider support for Plone. Improvements were made to make
> it safer and friendlier to use. Safer in the sense that python-oauth2 is
> stripped out and replaced more thoroughly tested, actively
> developed/maintained and RFC5849 conforming oauthlib, with a revamp of the
> scope management and handling that is based on endpoints offered by
> content-types, and done in a way that scope for each access token will not
> mutate with respect to future changes to a given scope identifier.
> Friendlier in the sense that specified scope(s) can be constructed in a way
> so that when they are presented to resource owners, the list of permissions
> to be granted can be understood by them at a glance. This is especially
> useful in cases where package developers wishing to enable users to export
> their private data; they can create a scope profile permitting the target
> endpoint(s) and inform their clients (consumers) t
> o use the
> m. Please refer to the 'Using OAuth with scope' section in the
> documentation for details to the revised built-in scope manager.
>
> For more in-depth list of changes, documentation and installation
> instruction, this can be found at:
> http://pypi.python.org/pypi/pmr2.oauth/0.4
>
> One unfortunate note is that due to the large amount of restructuring and
> wording changes, the translations table graciously provided by giacomos no
> longer applies to this version.
>
> Comments, suggestions and patches are welcomed.
>
> Regards,
> Tommy.
>
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