Add `Accept` headers to grant retrieval

[Kludex]

The code is already assuming the response will be a json, but that's necessarily true.

I have a case, that by default they don't send a JSON... :sweat_smile:

The case is for WakaTime.

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[Kludex]

If not I'll do it when I find some time.

You can do it when you find some time. Thanks! :pray:

I'm already using this branch.

Could you please also tell me what kind of data was sent? As it would be even better to handle this specific case as well instead of requiring JSON.

You mean to support multiple formats?

Anyway, the code you can use:

import hashlib
import os

import httpx
from httpx_auth import OAuth2AuthorizationCode
from pydantic import BaseSettings

class Settings(BaseSettings):
    wakatime_client_id: str
    wakatime_client_secret: str

settings = Settings()

auth = OAuth2AuthorizationCode(
    authorization_url="https://wakatime.com/oauth/authorize",
    token_url="https://wakatime.com/oauth/token",
    client_id=settings.wakatime_client_id,
    client_secret=settings.wakatime_client_secret,
    redirect_uri_endpoint="oauth2callback",
    redirect_uri_port=8000,
    scope="email,read_stats,read_logged_time",
    state=hashlib.sha1(os.urandom(40)).hexdigest(),
)
client = httpx.Client(base_url="https://wakatime.com/api/v1/", auth=auth)
res = client.get("/users/current")
print(res.json())

[Kludex]

You can verify the Content-Type instead of restricting the Accept. :+1:

[Colin-b]

You can verify the Content-Type instead of restricting the Accept. 👍

Yes that's exactly my point, I'll see if I can add a WakaTimeAuth as well

[Colin-b]

I just created an app on WakaTime and I'm able to make it work without requesting JSON, I pushed it to bugfix/html_content_type in the meantime, it is still in draft as I need to make sure we can handle error responses properly as well and add some more coverage on this new feature. I'll also add WakaTimeAuth (and documentation on how to set it up) at some point to ease up the setup. Even if the solution to your problem is different, I'll make sure to include you in the changelog :) Thanks

[Kludex]

Why adding the class itself instead of just verifying the content type, and reading the content properly? 🧐

[Colin-b]

Both will be done, the class is to ease the setup for wakatime users (no more auth url required and handling of the comma separated scopes when providing a list of scopes). This will prevent the need to read the authentication part of the setup, only focusing on actually accessing data :)

[Colin-b]

Hello @Kludex ,

Version 0.16.0 is now available on pypi with this feature. I advise you to use the new WakaTimeAuthorizationCode authentication class to ease the readability of your code.

Best Regards