3.6.2

language: python

python:

- "2.6"

- "2.7"

- "3.3"

- "3.4"

- "3.5"

- "3.6"

env:

- REQUESTS="requests" # latest

- REQUESTS="requests==2.5" # min version of requests library

install: pip install $REQUESTS

script: python setup.py test

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**[Castle](https://castle.io) adds real-time monitoring of your authentication stack, instantly notifying you and your users on potential account hijacks.**

This module has been tested with Python 2.6, 2.7, 3.3, 3.4, 3.5 and 3.6

pip install castle-python

Releasing

1. Update `VERSION` in `castle/version.py` to the new version.

2. Update the `HISTORY.md` for the impending release.

3. `git commit -am "Prepare for release X.Y.Z."` (where X.Y.Z is the new version)

4. `git tag -a X.Y.Z -m "Version X.Y.Z"` (where X.Y.Z is the new version).

5. `make dist`.

from castle.request import Request

from castle.response import Response

class Api(object):

def __init__(self):

self.req = Request({'Content-Type': 'application/json'})

def request(self, command):

return self.req.build_query(command.method, command.endpoint, command.data)

def response(self, req):

return Response(req).call()

def call(self, command):

return self.response(self.request(command))

from castle.configuration import configuration

from castle.api import Api

from castle.context.default import ContextDefault

from castle.context.merger import ContextMerger

from castle.commands.authenticate import CommandsAuthenticate

from castle.commands.identify import CommandsIdentify

from castle.commands.track import CommandsTrack

from castle.exceptions import InternalServerError

from castle.failover_response import FailoverResponse

class Client(object):

def __init__(self, request, options):

self.options = options or dict()

self.do_not_track = self.default_tracking()

self.context = self.setup_context(request)

self.api = Api()

def identify(self, options):

if not self.tracked():

return

return self.api.call(CommandsIdentify(self.context).build(options))

def authenticate(self, options):

if self.tracked():

try:

response = self.api.call(CommandsAuthenticate(self.context).build(options))

response.update(failover=False, failover_reason=None)

return response

except InternalServerError as exception:

return self.failover(options, exception)

else:

return FailoverResponse(options['user_id'], 'allow', 'Castle set to do not track.').call()

def track(self, options):

if not self.tracked():

return

return self.api.call(CommandsTrack(self.context).build(options))

def disable_tracking(self):

self.do_not_track = True

def enable_tracking(self):

self.do_not_track = False

def tracked(self):

return not self.do_not_track

def default_tracking(self):

return self.options['do_not_track'] if 'do_not_track' in self.options else False

def setup_context(self, request):

default_context = ContextDefault(request, self.options.get('cookies', dict())).call()

return ContextMerger(default_context).call(self.options.get('context', dict()))

def failover(self, options, exception):

if configuration.failover_strategy != 'throw':

return FailoverResponse(options['user_id'], None, exception.__class__.__name__).call()

raise exception

from collections import namedtuple

Command = namedtuple('Command', ['method', 'endpoint', 'data'])