# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

from __future__ import print_function

import future.moves.http.server as http_server

import future.moves.urllib.parse as urllib_parse

from .linkedin import LinkedInApplication, LinkedInAuthentication, PERMISSIONS

def quick_api(api_key, secret_key):

"""

This method helps you get access to linkedin api quickly when using it

from the interpreter.

Notice that this method creates http server and wait for a request, so it

shouldn't be used in real production code - it's just an helper for debugging

The usage is basically:

api = quick_api(KEY, SECRET)

After you do that, it will print a URL to the screen which you must go in

and allow the access, after you do that, the method will return with the api

object.

"""

auth = LinkedInAuthentication(api_key, secret_key, 'http://localhost:8000/',

list(PERMISSIONS.enums.values()))

app = LinkedInApplication(authentication=auth)

print(auth.authorization_url)

_wait_for_user_to_enter_browser(app)

return app

def _wait_for_user_to_enter_browser(app):

class MyHandler(http_server.BaseHTTPRequestHandler):

def do_GET(self):

p = self.path.split('?')

if len(p) > 1:

params = urllib_parse.parse_qs(p[1], True, True)

app.authentication.authorization_code = params['code'][0]

app.authentication.get_access_token()

server_address = ('', 8000)

httpd = http_server.HTTPServer(server_address, MyHandler)

httpd.handle_request()