added commandline interface to library

[jwilliams99]

Added a simple CLI so other scripts can use bitid without having to implement natively.

[LaurentMT]

HI jwilliams99,

ACK to the idea. Just 2 remarks:

• Can we rename the script in bitid_cli.py ?
• The syntax used for print function isn't valid in python 3.3.3 (parentheses are mandatory).

[jwilliams99]

Thanks for the feedback. This is my first python script, and I'll get the
changes done today!
On 9 Apr 2016 12:15, "LaurentMT" notifications@github.com wrote:

HI jwilliams99,

ACK to the idea. Just 2 remarks:

• Can we rename the script in bitid_cli.py ?
• The syntax used for print function isn't valid in python 3.3
  (parentheses are mandatory).

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[jwilliams99]

comments addressed, file uploaded.

[LaurentMT]

I've done a few tests on python 3.3.3. It works fine.

A few minor remarks:

• comment should mention bitid_cli (mea culpa ;)
• there seems to be a mismatch between the help indicating "-c - n" params to generate an auth request and code which expects an empty nonce. Imho, we should be able to generate an auth request with or without the "-n" parameter.
• Auth request is regenerated when we verify an auth request (call with -a -u -s -c" params). Is there a need for this ?

For the last 2 points, I think we may use :

if message['address'] != '':
    message['valid_address'] = str( bitid.address_valid( message['address'] ) )

if message['callback'] != '':
    if message['uri'] != '':
        message['valid_uri'] = str( bitid.uri_valid( message['uri'], message['callback'] ) )

        if message['address'] != '' and message['signature'] != '':
            valid_signature = bitid.signature_valid( message['address'], message['signature'], message['uri'], message['callback'] )
            message['valid_signature'] = str( valid_signature )
    else:
        if message['nonce'] == '':
            message['nonce'] = bitid.generate_nonce()
        message['uri'] = bitid.build_uri( message['callback'], message['nonce'] )
        message['qrcode'] = bitid.qrcode( message['uri'] )

What do you think about it?

At last, feel free to modify the README.md in order to add a chapter about this tool (before the "Integration example" chapter ?) and to add your name in the list of authors. Thanks for your contribution !

[jwilliams99]

Point #2, you're correct, i've forgotten to update the help once i got the
code to do what i wanted.

Your suggestion for points 2 & 3 are better than mine ;)

I'm pretty happy to roll with your suggestions. My pleasure for the
contrib. I'll update the README and add my name to the list, appreciated
:) your lib kicks arse, thank you!

On 10 April 2016 at 06:29, LaurentMT notifications@github.com wrote:

I've done a few tests on python 3.3.3. It works fine.

A few minor remarks:

• comment should mention bitid_cli (mea culpa ;)
• there seems to be a mismatch between the help indicating "-c - n"
  params to generate an auth request and code which expects an empty nonce.
  Imho, we should be able to generate an auth request with or without the
  "-n" parameter.
• Auth request is regenerated when we verify an auth request (call
  with -a -u -s -c" params). Is there a need for this ?

For the last 2 points, I think we may use :

if message['address'] != '':
message['valid_address'] = str( bitid.address_valid( message['address'] ) )

if message['callback'] != '':
if message['uri'] != '':
message['valid_uri'] = str( bitid.uri_valid( message['uri'], message['callback'] ) )

    if message['address'] != '' and message['signature'] != '':
        valid_signature = bitid.signature_valid( message['address'], message['signature'], message['uri'], message['callback'] )
        message['valid_signature'] = str( valid_signature )
else:
    if message['nonce'] == '':
        message['nonce'] = bitid.generate_nonce()
    message['uri'] = bitid.build_uri( message['callback'], message['nonce'] )
    message['qrcode'] = bitid.qrcode( message['uri'] )

What do you think about it?

At last, feel free to modify the README.md in order to add a chapter about
this tool (before the "Integration example" chapter ?) and to add your name
in the list of authors. Thanks for your contribution !

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[jwilliams99]

There seems to be a bug in the cli whereby if the nonce is passed in, the
condition:

if message['nonce'] == '':

                message['nonce'] = bitid.generate_nonce()

doesnt seem to recognise it. my python isn't good enough to understand
whats going on as message['nonce'] seems populated (ref some debug print
statement in my current commit)

if you'd take a look at it, i'm sure you'd see the problem straight away ;)

On 11 April 2016 at 22:14, Ryszard ryszard99@gmail.com wrote:

Point #2, you're correct, i've forgotten to update the help once i got the
code to do what i wanted.

Your suggestion for points 2 & 3 are better than mine ;)

I'm pretty happy to roll with your suggestions. My pleasure for the
contrib. I'll update the README and add my name to the list, appreciated
:) your lib kicks arse, thank you!

On 10 April 2016 at 06:29, LaurentMT notifications@github.com wrote:

I've done a few tests on python 3.3.3. It works fine.

A few minor remarks:

• comment should mention bitid_cli (mea culpa ;)
• there seems to be a mismatch between the help indicating "-c - n"
  params to generate an auth request and code which expects an empty nonce.
  Imho, we should be able to generate an auth request with or without the
  "-n" parameter.
• Auth request is regenerated when we verify an auth request (call
  with -a -u -s -c" params). Is there a need for this ?

For the last 2 points, I think we may use :

if message['address'] != '':
message['valid_address'] = str( bitid.address_valid( message['address'] ) )

if message['callback'] != '':
if message['uri'] != '':
message['valid_uri'] = str( bitid.uri_valid( message['uri'], message['callback'] ) )

    if message['address'] != '' and message['signature'] != '':
        valid_signature = bitid.signature_valid( message['address'], message['signature'], message['uri'], message['callback'] )
        message['valid_signature'] = str( valid_signature )
else:
    if message['nonce'] == '':
        message['nonce'] = bitid.generate_nonce()
    message['uri'] = bitid.build_uri( message['callback'], message['nonce'] )
    message['qrcode'] = bitid.qrcode( message['uri'] )

What do you think about it?

At last, feel free to modify the README.md in order to add a chapter
about this tool (before the "Integration example" chapter ?) and to add
your name in the list of authors. Thanks for your contribution !

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[LaurentMT]

I think it's just a problem of indentation.
You should remove one level of indentation for lines 38 to 54 (and get the tests out of the for loop)