Amazon oauth , client_id of None in url?

[meconlin]

I am attempting to use Django oauth with Amazon.
I have setup an application with amazon and placed my key/secret in settings.py

SOCIAL_AUTH_AMAZON_OAUTH2_KEY = ''blahkey'
SOCIAL_AUTH_AMAZON_OAUTH2_SECRET = 'blahblahblabhsecret' 

The request (which returns an Error from Amazon) is made to amazon with url like so:

https://www.amazon.com/ap/oa?ie=UTF8&response_type=code&scope=profile&redirect_uri=http%3A%2F%2Flocalhost%3A8000%2Fcomplete%2Famazon%2F&state=oRNdyN6ewMMA6zqkkPc2k8ntR20JNtp2&client_id=None

Notice the client_id=None in the url. Could this be an issue?

[meconlin]

Using these settings:

SOCIAL_AUTH_AMAZON_KEY = 'blahkey'
SOCIAL_AUTH_AMAZON_SECRET = 'blahblahblabhsecret'

appears to get client_id set in the url, but still fails.

[omab]

Yeah, your settings are wrong, they should be SOCIAL_AUTH_AMAZOM_KEY and SOCIAL_AUTH_AMAZOM_SECRET.

[meconlin]

AH nevermind, was whitelist issue at other end, once I had second settings in.
Thanks! Got it.

Thanks for all the hardwork, loving this package so far, have Twitter, Google, and Amazon working. LinkedIn not so much, have you been succesful using linkedin?

[omab]

Cool, good to know, I was testing it right now and worked as expected. The same with Linkedin (OAuth1 and OAuth2 versions).

[meconlin]

should the link to kick off linkedin oauth2 be /login/linkedin-oath2/ or simply /login/linkedin/

[omab]

/login/linkedin is for OAuth1, /login/linkedin-oauth2 is for OAuth2. The same keys work for both backends but they don't share the setting names, SOCIAL_AUTH_LINKEDIN_KEY and SOCIAL_AUTH_LINKEDIN_SECRET for OAuth1 backend, and SOCIAL_AUTH_LINKEDIN_OAUTH2_KEY and SOCIAL_AUTH_LINKEDIN_OAUTH2_SECRET for OAuth2 backend.

[meconlin]

got it, thanks, do you a have a more detailed todo list anywhere, so I can pitch in a bit?

[omab]

You mean a TODO list with pending features to implement?

[meconlin]

absolutely

[omab]

There's no official TODO list, the main sections needed improvements are:

• Documentation
• Example application
• Tests (framework related tests)
• Support for more frameworks
• More backends

[andrewamanda]

Hi, I have spent hours but failed to set up the Python-social-oauth to work properly with Amazon. The request made to Amazon is exactly like the one meconlin posted:
https://www.amazon.com/ap/oa?ie=UTF8&response_type=code&scope=profile&redirect_uri=http%3A%2F%2Flocalhost%3A8000%2Fcomplete%2Famazon%2F&state=oRNdyN6ewMMA6zqkkPc2k8ntR20JNtp2&client_id=

But I kept getting 400 Bad Request:
The redirect URI you provided has not been whitelisted for your application

The "Allowed Return URL" I entered on the Amazon app console is:
https://localhost:8000/complete/amazon/

What else should be done to get it working?

Thank you
Andrew

[omab]

The URL in the link says http:// but your error message says https://, so what's the correct value? Is your local service running over SSL? Is your value in amazon settings set to https?