module Sorcery module Providers # This class adds support for OAuth with Jira # # config.jira.key = # config.jira.secret = # ... # class Jira < Base include Protocols::Oauth attr_accessor :access_token_path, :authorize_path, :request_token_path, :user_info_path, :site, :signature_method, :private_key_file, :callback_url def initialize @configuration = { authorize_path: '/authorize', request_token_path: '/request-token', access_token_path: '/access-token' } @user_info_path = '/users/me' end # Override included get_consumer method to provide authorize_path #read extra configurations def get_consumer @configuration = @configuration.merge({ site: site, signature_method: signature_method, consumer_key: key, private_key_file: private_key_file }) ::OAuth::Consumer.new(@key, @secret, @configuration) end def get_user_hash(access_token) response = access_token.get(user_info_path) auth_hash(access_token).tap do |h| h[:user_info] = JSON.parse(response.body)['users'].first h[:uid] = user_hash[:user_info]['id'].to_s end end # calculates and returns the url to which the user should be redirected, # to get authenticated at the external provider's site. def login_url(params, session) req_token = get_request_token session[:request_token] = req_token.token session[:request_token_secret] = req_token.secret #it was like that -> redirect_to authorize_url({ request_token: req_token.token, request_token_secret: req_token.secret }) #for some reason Jira does not need these parameters get_request_token( session[:request_token], session[:request_token_secret] ).authorize_url end # tries to login the user from access token def process_callback(params, session) args = { oauth_verifier: params[:oauth_verifier], request_token: session[:request_token], request_token_secret: session[:request_token_secret] } args.merge!({ code: params[:code] }) if params[:code] get_access_token(args) end end end end