Test-driven, "clean code" pure scala implementation of the OAuth standard.

#Examples#

##How to sign a URI with Consumer

Sugar class which signs a URI for a consumer. Adds query string parameters.

val uri         = new URI("http://xxx")
val consumer    = new Consumer(new Credential("key", "secret"))
val signedUri   = consumer.sign(uri)

##How to create a signed URI

Adds query string parameters to your URI. (Currently supports only HmacSha1Signature)

val uri         = new URI("http://xxx")
val consumer    = new Credential("key", "secret")
val token       = new Credential("token", "token_secret")  
val timestamp   = "1259067839"
val nonce       = "73f0f93345d76d6cd1bab30af14a99e3"

val signedUri = new SignedUri(
    uri,
    new CredentialSet(consumer, token),
    timestamp,
    nonce
)

##How to create an authorization header

A lower-level abstraction than SignedUri. This process requires you to first generate a SignatureBaseString, and then a Signature. Here we are using HmacSha1Signature, but RsaSha1Signature is also available.

val uri         = new URI("http://xxx")
val query       = new Query()
val credentials = new CredentialSet(
    new Credential("consumer_key", "consumer_secret"),
    new Credential("token_key", "token_secret")
)

val nonce       = "73f0f93345d76d6cd1bab30af14a99e3"
val timestamp 	= "1259067839"

val baseString = new SignatureBaseString(
    "GET"
    uri,
    query,
    credentials,
    nonce,
    timestamp,
    Options.DEFAULT
)

val signature = new HmacSha1Signature(urlEncoder, credentials).sign(baseString)

new AuthorizationHeader(
    "REALM",
    credentials,
    signature,
    timestamp,
    nonce,
    Options.DEFAULT,
    urlEncoder
)

##Example: generating signature base string The one from the oauth specification (http://oauth.net/core/1.0a#RFC2617, Appendix A.5.1. Generating Signature Base String) is represented as a unit test.

See: org.coriander.unit.tests.oauth.core.SignatureBaseStringTest. example_with_token_from_the_oauth_spec_document