python-zaqarclient/zaqarclient/auth/signed_url.py
Thomas Herve 80474c762d Add a way to create a signed URL from a queue
Add a new signed_url method on v2 Queue object which returns a signature
for that queue, and add a new auth backend which can use that signature.

Change-Id: Iceb3cd0ab99a5a53d54ab79172c6228c4e239d8c
2016-01-20 15:32:45 +01:00

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# Copyright (c) 2016 Red Hat, Inc.
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from zaqarclient.auth import base
class SignedURLAuth(base.AuthBackend):
"""Authenticate using signature.
The returned client will only work on one dedicated queue which has been
signed.
:params conf: A dictionary with the signed URL data:
- expires
- methods
- paths
- signature
- os_project_id
:type conf: `dict`
"""
def authenticate(self, api_version, request):
"""Set the necessary headers on the request."""
request.headers['URL-Expires'] = self.conf['expires']
request.headers['URL-Methods'] = ','.join(self.conf['methods'])
request.headers['URL-Paths'] = ','.join(self.conf['paths'])
request.headers['URL-Signature'] = self.conf['signature']
return request