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Refactor Signer class#127
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… reused in Twisted and/or Tornado.
…uest() now accepts a parameter list
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Further to @joestump's comment it would be awesome if you could also squash your commits too before submitting the PR. Thanks! |
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It's been a couple years (and a couple jobs) since I created this PR. I'm going to have to rebuild my fork and put my changeset on a proper branch before I can figure this out. Give me a few weeks. |
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This is to allow oauth2 to be usable in asynchronous frameworks such as Twisted or Tornado. Currently, the Signer class is commingled into the Client class, forcing all usage of signed requests to be over httplib2, thus synchronous. By breaking the act of signing out from the act of making the request, oauth2 becomes usable in asynchronous frameworks.