Hi Richard, it's up to you, you can also create an authentication configuration programmatically from python, i.e. create a simple username/password dialog, check if the credentials are valid and then create an authentication configuration and store it in the authentication DB.
Also, store the authcfg id (not the credentials!) into your plugin settings and use that one for all subsequent calls. There should be an example (for 2.x but the auth stuff has'n changed): https://github.com/boundlessgeo/lib-qgis-commons/blob/master/qgiscommons2/network/oauth2.py#L89 In QGIS 3 all the auth GUI dialogs are wrapped in ptyhon so that you can use them directly. On Mon, Mar 5, 2018 at 2:09 PM, Richard Duivenvoorde <rdmaili...@duif.net> wrote: > On 05-03-18 13:10, Alessandro Pasotti wrote: > > > > from python you can call: > > > > QgsApplication.instance().authManager() > > Ah, thanks Ale, got that working; ... if I have a Authentication > Configuration in my config with given key. > > Is there (still) a way to force users to give username/password, and > just use it for given session > > Or should the user always go through QgsAuthConfigSelect().show() to > - first set a master keyword if not set yet on db > - create a Authentication config by pressing the plus-sign? > > Isn't this dialog (see attached screenie) not to intimidating for > average user? > > Thanks for given input. > > Regards, > > Richard > > > > > > -- Alessandro Pasotti w3: www.itopen.it
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