common.py

import oauth
from google.appengine.ext import webapp
from google.appengine.api import users
from appengine_utilities.sessions import Session
from data import *

# Your application Twitter application ("consumer") key and secret.
# You'll need to register an application on Twitter first to get this
# information: http://www.twitter.com/oauth
#application_key = "rcjsUuwybXrP1zl74dfn5Q"
#application_secret = "ltEiLi3o3bywQGwoJOuRxhGAAuNbsp5piJdTUeZeE"
application_key = "ExGxaCOrlEDbc0Dj5kKA"
application_secret = "Tc5bhNLVkTF8LTiUbAdgLOXkus62QxJiYioqMKxmGI"

# In the real world, you'd want to edit this callback URL to point to your
# production server. This is where the user is sent to after they have
# authenticated with Twitter. 
callback_url = "https://autofollowr.appspot.com/verify"

client = oauth.TwitterClient(application_key, application_secret, callback_url)

# Test data.
#session["logged_user"] = UserInfo.get_or_insert(
#	"x_cray",
#	name="Denis Parchenko",
#	picture="http://a0.twimg.com/profile_images/1279535592/0_4c987_235e6f74_orig_normal.jpeg",
#	follow_account="",
#	needed_count=1000
#)

class BasicHandler(webapp.RequestHandler):
	def load_user(self):
		self.session = Session(writer="cookie")
		self.logged_user = None
		if "username" in self.session:
			self.logged_user = UserInfo.get_by_key_name(self.session["username"])