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I have an open pull request with python-oauth on github joestump/python-oauth2#158 which will hopefully be accepted and allow python3 to continue working for the short run. If that doesn't get accepted (and I don't think it will because of the duration the project has been without changes) then I'd like to suggest we implement the fork I've created CentricWebEstate/python-oauth2. It's been tested with a live python3 site and it's in my best interests that it works well. |
You are looking for Flask-OAuthlib. |
Flask-Social requires flask-oauth2 which is why I'm interested. On Thu, Jul 3, 2014 at 8:00 PM, Hsiaoming Yang [email protected]
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This PR will update Flask-Social to Flask-OAuthlib. I will try to do some work today to get things merged in. |
Fantastic |
Hi, Is there some other way to install this? |
Just did |
i just tried the same locally in a fresh virtual environment, but i still get the same error...
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may actually be your issue. I vaguely remember some issue around setuptools. You can also upgrade your base install of |
can't install either with python 3. I've tried in a clean virtual environment and with up-to-date pip (v1.1.1)
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I don't think oauth2 is not Python 3 compatible, which is blocking flask-oauth and flask-social. See caniusepython3.com |
OAuth2 is included in the fork https://github.com/CentricWebEstate/python-oauth2 |
Hey guys, if you're willing, we've recently begun maintenance of python-oauth2 again. So if oauthlib isn't in use yet, we should be right to continue using py-oauth2 again. |
Just now ran into this issue as well. Tried to install Flask-Social, and it complains about I assume I have the latest versions of everything as I ran the install no less than 10 minutes ago. |
@exhuma If i'm not mistaken the package isn't up to date, but you can install directly |
Hi Guys,
I've recently tried installing Flask-Social to find that the install failed. Tracing back the error and the dependencies it seems that the installation has failed because there is a syntax error:
print "unable to find version in %s" % (VERSIONFILE,)
.I assume this is due to the fact that I'm using python 3 rather than python 2. Upon further investigation, it seems that the oauth2 lib hasn't been updated in some 3 or so years so I'd like to propose moving to oauthlib as it is actively maintained and supports python3 or possibly forking the origin oauth2 library and updating it to be python3 compatible.
Cheers
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