abs-integration-core

Integration Core

A core library for building and managing OAuth-based third-party integrations in FastAPI applications.

Overview

abs-integration-core provides a set of reusable components to simplify the implementation of OAuth-based integrations with third-party services. It includes models, schemas, repositories, and a base service class that can be extended for specific integration providers.

Features

• Integration Model: SQLAlchemy model for storing OAuth tokens and integration metadata
• Standard Schemas: Pydantic models for integration data validation and serialization
• Repository Layer: Data access layer for CRUD operations on integration records
• Base Service: Abstract base class for implementing integration services for different providers
• Token Verification: Automatic handling of token expiration and refresh

Installation

pip install abs-integration-core

Dependencies

This package depends on:

• fastapi: For API routing and endpoint handling
• sqlalchemy: For database ORM functionality
• pydantic: For data validation
• abs-exception-core: For standardized exception handling
• abs-repository-core: For base repository pattern implementation
• abs-auth-rbac-core: For authentication and base models

Usage

Models

The core model represents an OAuth integration with a third-party provider:

from abs_integration_core.models import Integration

# The Integration model includes:
# - provider_name: String(255)
# - access_token: Text
# - refresh_token: Text  
# - expires_at: DateTime

Schemas

Various Pydantic schemas are available for request/response handling:

from abs_integration_core import (
    TokenData,
    IsConnectedResponse,
    CreateIntegration,
    UpdateIntegration,
    ResponseSchema
)

# TokenData includes:
# - access_token: str
# - refresh_token: str
# - expires_at: datetime

# Example: Create a standard API response
response = ResponseSchema(
    status=200,
    message="Integration created successfully",
    data=IsConnectedResponse(provider="sharepoint", connected=True)
)

Repository

The IntegrationRepository provides data access methods:

from abs_integration_core import IntegrationRepository

# Initialize repository with a database session factory
repo = IntegrationRepository(db_session)

# Available methods:
# - create_integration(integration_data)
# - update_integration(integration_id, update_data)
# - get_by_provider(provider_name)
# - get_all()
# - delete_by_provider(provider_name)
# - refresh_token(provider_name, token_data)

Base Service

Extend the IntegrationBaseService to implement provider-specific integration services:

from abs_integration_core import IntegrationBaseService

class SharepointIntegrationService(IntegrationBaseService):
    def __init__(self, provider_name, integration_repository, encryption):
        super().__init__(provider_name, integration_repository, encryption)
    
    def get_auth_url(self, state=None):
        # Implementation for generating OAuth URL
        
    async def get_token_data(self, code):
        # Implementation for exchanging code for tokens
        
    async def handle_oauth_callback(self, code):
        # Implementation for processing OAuth callback
        
    async def refresh_token(self):
        # Implementation for refreshing tokens

Implementing a New Integration

To implement a new integration provider:

1. Create a new service class that extends IntegrationBaseService
2. Implement the required abstract methods:
   • get_auth_url()
   • get_token_data(code)
   • handle_oauth_callback(code)
   • refresh_token()
3. Register your service in your FastAPI application
4. Create API routes to initiate auth flow, handle callbacks, etc.

Example: Creating API Routes

from fastapi import APIRouter, Depends
from abs_integration_core import ResponseSchema, IsConnectedResponse

router = APIRouter(prefix="/integration", tags=["integration"])

@router.get("/{provider_name}/connect")
async def integration_connect(
    service: IntegrationBaseService = Depends(get_integration_service)
):
    auth_data = service.get_auth_url()
    return RedirectResponse(url=auth_data["auth_url"])

@router.get("/{provider_name}/callback")
async def integration_callback(
    code: str,
    service: IntegrationBaseService = Depends(get_integration_service)
):
    token_data = await service.handle_oauth_callback(code)
    return ResponseSchema(
        data=IsConnectedResponse(
            provider=service.provider_name,
            connected=True
        ),
        message=f"Integration connected successfully"
    )

License

MIT