This example parses the user's email, returned from Google's authorization server, in order to determine if the user should have access:
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if info.email_verified and email.split('@')[-1]=='answer.ai': |
However, Google says not to do this, and to use the "hd claim" instead:
We should update the example to follow Google's advice.
An analogous change will also be needed in the fasthtml explainer notebook: https://github.com/AnswerDotAI/fasthtml/blob/main/nbs/explains/oauth.ipynb
It may appear elsewhere as well.
This example parses the user's email, returned from Google's authorization server, in order to determine if the user should have access:
fasthtml-example/oauth_example/oa.py
Line 9 in 6a985a7
However, Google says not to do this, and to use the "hd claim" instead:
We should update the example to follow Google's advice.
An analogous change will also be needed in the fasthtml explainer notebook: https://github.com/AnswerDotAI/fasthtml/blob/main/nbs/explains/oauth.ipynb
It may appear elsewhere as well.