fs.onedrivefs

fs.onedrivefs

Implementation of pyfilesystem2 file system using OneDrive

Usage

fs.onedrivefs can create a requests_oauthlib.OAuth2Session for you. This way the OAuth2Session is going to refresh the tokens for you.

onedriveFS = OneDriveFS(
  clientId=<your client id>,
  clientSecret=<your client secret>,
  token=<token JSON saved by oauth2lib>,
  SaveToken=<function which saves a new token string after refresh>)

# onedriveFS is now a standard pyfilesystem2 file system

You can handle the tokens outside of the library by passing a requests.Session. Here is an example of a custom session using MSAL Python

class MSALSession(OAuth2Session):
  def __init__(self, client: msal.ClientApplication):
    super().__init__()
    self.client = client

  def request(self, *args, **kwargs):
    account = self.client.get_accounts()[0]
    self.token = self.client.acquire_token_silent_with_error(
      scopes=["Files.ReadWrite"], account=account
    )

    return super().request(*args, **kwargs)

client = msal.ConfidentialClientApplication(
  client_id=<your client id>,
  client_credential=<your client secret>,
  authority=f"https://login.microsoftonline.com/<your tenant>",
  token_cache=<your token cache>,
)

# Authentication flow to populate the token cache
# YOUR AUTHENTICATION FLOW

session = MSALSession(client=client)
onedriveFS = OneDriveFS(session=session)

# onedriveFS is now a standard pyfilesystem2 file system

Register your app here to get a client ID and secret