python oauth2 client credentials example

Sure, let's create a step-by-step tutorial for implementing a Python OAuth2 client credentials flow using the requests library. In this example, we'll use a hypothetical OAuth2 provider.
Make sure you have the requests library installed. If not, you can install it using:
Before implementing the client credentials flow, you need to register your application with the OAuth2 provider. This usually involves creating a new project or application on the provider's developer portal and obtaining client credentials (client ID and client secret).
Create a Python script and import the necessary modules:
Define the OAuth2 provider details such as the token endpoint, client ID, and client secret:
Implement the client credentials flow to obtain an access token:
Now you can use the obtained access token to make authorized requests to the protected resources. For example:
Call the functions to obtain the access token and make a protected request:
Replace the placeholder values with your actual OAuth2 provider details, and adjust the URLs and headers according to your API specifications.
This tutorial provides a basic example of the OAuth2 client credentials flow. Keep in mind that the implementation may vary based on the specific OAuth2 provider's requirements and API documentation.
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