janrain | node.js module for interfacing with Janrain Engage API | Networking library
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Janrain is a leader in the social login/registration and sharing space. Their are one of the most inexpensive solutions to provide a turnkey social login and social sharing solution for your site. They bridge the gap between your website and the social networks. Janrain makes it easy for your users to login with an existing identity profile from social networks or identity providers like Facebook, Twitter, Google and Yahoo, to speed up online registration. Users can then interact with friends and publish activity data back through their social networks. Finally you can also collect their details.
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QUESTION
I would like to know what is the best/preferred PYTHON 3.x solution (fast to execute, easy to implement, option to specify user agent, send browser & version etc to webserver to avoid my IP being blacklisted) which can scrape data on all of below options (mentioned based on complexity as per my understanding).
- Any Static webpage with data in tables / Div
- Dynamic webpage which completes loading in one go
- Dynamic webpage which requires signin using username password & completes loading in one go after we login. Sample URL for username password: https://dashboard.janrain.com/signin?dest=http://janrain.com
- Dynamic web-page which requires sign-in using oauth from popular service like LinkedIn, google etc & completes loading in one go after we login. I understand this involves some page redirects, token handling etc. Sample URL for oauth based logins: https://dashboard.janrain.com/signin?dest=http://janrain.com
- All of bullet point 4 above combined with option of selecting some drop-down (lets say like "sort by date") or can involve selecting some check-boxes, based on which the dynamic data displayed would change. I need to scrape the data after the action of check-boxes/drop-downs has been performed as any user would do it to change the display of the dynamic data Sample URL - https://careers.microsoft.com/us/en/search-results?rk=l-seattlearea You have option of drop-down as well as some checkbox in the page
- Dynamic webpage with Ajax loading in which data can keep loading as => 6.1 we keep scrolling down like facebook, twitter or linkedin main page to get data Sample URL - facebook, twitter, linked etc => 6.2 or we keep clicking some button/div at the end of the ajax container to get next set of data; Sample URL - https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/cost-climate-change-indian-railways-punctuality-more-editors-india-/ Here you have to click "Show Previous Comments" at the bottom of the page if you need to look & scrape all the comments
I want to learn & build one exhausted scraping solution which can be tweaked to cater to all options from the easy task of bullet point 1 to the complex task of bullet point 6 above as and when required.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-03 at 11:58- I would recommend to use BeautifulSoup for your problems 1 and 2.
- For 3 and 5 you can use Selenium WebDriver (available as python library). Using Selenium you can perform all the possible operations you wish (e.g. login, changing drop down values, navigating, etc.) and then you can access the web content by driver.page_source (you may need to use sleep function to wait until the content is fully loaded)
- For 6 you can use their own API to get list of news feeds and their links (mostly the returned object comes with link to a particular news feed), once you get the links you can use BeautifulSoup for get the web content.
Note: Pleas do read each web site terms and conditions before scraping because some of them have mentioned Automated Data Collection as Unethical behavior which we we should not do as professional.
QUESTION
I'm using the following Symfony components:
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Answered 2018-Mar-23 at 12:48Anything defined in config.yaml apart from parameters, needs to be used by an Extension.
The Extension receives the config part that belongs to it (defined by the getAlias method).
The extension then can call a Configurator which will process a "well known" configuration, and you can add defaults, etc. This will return a config array.
You can then set a parameter in the container, having this configuration array. The container that the Extension receives is an empty one that then gets merged with the real one, receiving the parameters.
Then you can add a CompilerPass and use these parameters to bind them to your service.
QUESTION
The instructions from Janrain for social login provider setup conflict with the hint within the error message from the Facebook https response. Details follow.
Error screen when testing Facebook from Janrain; note that same error happens in any browser such as Firefox, Chrome if you test the sign-in widget.
Error Text from Facebook: App domains must match the domain of the Facebook Web Games URL (https), Mobile Site URL, Unity Binary URL, Site URL or Secure Page Tab URL. Please correct these domains: (snip).
Based on the hints from the Janrain Facebook Provider Setup wizard, I have set the website to the URL on rpxnow (i.e. definitely not my web site).
What URL(s) should then be entered into Basic and/or Advanced Settings such that Facebook can process the login? I have tried using the rpxnow URLs and my own web site URLs. Either of 2 things happens regardless of whether I include https:// or start from the subdomain of any combination of names. Either Facebook will not save the details on Basic App Domain and gives the above error, or Facebook will save the details but then gives the error in the first screenshot above.
I do not see how this can ever work because Facebook wants a match on the domain and rpxnow will never be the domain that I use to invoke the sign-in.
For completeness, I will show my Facebook settings, so it will be obvious that they do not match the current Janrain Setup Guide for Facebook.
Basic SettingsIs the Namespace relevant? Better to leave blank? Does it need to match something within Janrain?
Advanced SettingsI could believe that something has to be done to allow cross-domain access. Does anyone have this working with a new Janrain account (3 weeks old) and a new Facebook developer account (old Facebook account, new developer app)?
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Answered 2017-Dec-26 at 14:32Replying as an answer so I can attach a picture.
I have a feeling this might be something to do with Facebook's impending changes to their app security (https://developers.facebook.com/blog/post/2017/12/18/strict-uri-matching/ ). It appears that you need to add the Valid OAuth redirect URI for any new API v2.11 apps now (not after March). We were already planning to address this before March but we will have to update sooner.
For your Facebook app you will have to set up the "Valid oAuth redirect URIs" similar to the following screen shot, just replace "pbjanraintest" with whatever your Engage app name is:
Sorry for all the trouble you have had. It's hard to keep up with these providers when the messaging doesn't align with what their apps and api's are actually doing.
QUESTION
I've read the current docs on Symfony integration with Monolog, but all it says is to run:
composer require logger which throws an error "package not found". (https://symfony.com/doc/current/logging.html#installation)
I'm using these components:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-21 at 20:23Looking at your composer.json, you seem to be on Symfony 3.x still. The docs for your version are at https://symfony.com/doc/3.4/logging.html.
The composer require logger is a shortcut which works with Flex. Flex is default on Symfony 4, but optional for Symfony 3. If you’ve upgraded from an earlier version, I assume that you currently don’t use Flex. In this case, you can install monolog and its Symfony integration by running:
QUESTION
I'm trying to apply this patch to a file (bi_janrain_data/js/bi_janrain_data.js):
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Answered 2018-Jan-24 at 15:29Modify the patch file header. In its current state, git has no idea which file to apply to.
Before:
QUESTION
We have a Janrain implementation for user account management. I have added a new field givenName that is available in the schema, to a flow and to a form within that flow. I can see the field when I get details of it via https://v1.api.eu.janrain.com/config/APPNAME/flows/FLOW/fields/givenName.
But when I try to set a value to this field via a call to oauth/update_profile_native API, the field value is not getting set. I am using the correct flow_version. And I can see other fields like gender getting set correctly. thanks.
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-04 at 11:34OK. We discussed this with Janrain and were advised that the presence of a special widget-type field in the form was preventing the field from getting updated. The workaround was to attach a dummy value to this special widget-type field to ensure that the givenName field gets updated. Thanks
QUESTION
I am using Python pandas read_excel to create a histogram or line plot. I would like to read in the entire file. It is a large file and I only want to plot certain values on it. I know how to use skiprows and parse_cols in read_excel, but if I do this, it does not read a part of the file that I need to use for the axis labels. I also do not know how to tell it to plot what I want for x-values and what I want for the y-values. Heres what I have:
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Answered 2017-Oct-18 at 08:20Here's how I would plot the data in row 31 of a large dataframe, setting row 0 as the x-axis. (updated answer)
QUESTION
I'm working with Protractor and I create a page object.
This is my page object:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-23 at 21:09change module.exports = CreateAgent; to module.exports = new CreateAgent();. You need to create a new instance of CreateAgent function to access all methods inside the function.
QUESTION
I have a library project (Janrain:Jump) that uses the org.apache.http.legacy library. When I try to build my project I get the duplicate error like following:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-28 at 15:02Just add this task to your build.gradle then run gradle findDuplicates to find the jars
QUESTION
What is the transactionId in janrain authentication request? How and where does it get generated? Is it a client or server operation?
https://abc.janraincapture.com/widget/get_result.jsonp?transactionId=vbkw426dlmlndqn25k2yyk7fu5qrm3vrr005n3ht&cache=1484090422952
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-11 at 16:30The transactionId is a randomly generated string that is created by the Janrain client-side libraries. It is submitted with the original request. It is then used by the .jsonp call to retrieve the results of the request. It is single use - once that transactionId has been "consumed" it can not be used again.
This is largely an "internal" feature of the Janrain authentication widget libraries and is not intended to be used as part of their publicly documented api's.
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To enable social login and registration you need to have a free, pro, or enterprise account with janrain and setup your providers i.e. Facebook, Twitter, etc. Next you need to provide a callback endpoint that Janrain can POST back to. Once Janrain POST to your site you can use the Janrain API to validate the credentials and request a normalized version of their profile, contact list, etc. You can signup for a free, pro, enterprise account at Janrain. The signup process uses their social login so, you will need to have an account with Facebook, Google, Twitter, etc to start. You will need to confirm your information and create your account. You will need to pick your applications name. This name is visible by your users and will be presented to them each time they grant access to their 3rd party account i.e. Facebook and Twitter. Great you are almost done. You should be at your dashboard and if not go to your dashboard. You can keep clicking the button in the upper right hand corner labeled "account" or "dashboard" and this will toggle you between your account and dashboard how clever. Click on the "Sign-In for Websites" under the "Quick Links" on the right-hand side. This will take you to the wizard to help you get the javascript code to put on your site. Before we do that, we need to choose and configure the providers that you want to offer to your users. To do this, skip the "Get the Widget" step by clicking on the "Choose Providers". If you pick providers that require additional configuration i.e. ones that have a gear next to them you will be prompted to configure them. Now that you have picked your providers and configured them click on the wizard step labeled "Handle Tokens" copy the "apiKey" value this is your api key and SHOULD be kept secret. You can also get this value on your main dashboard page. Optionaly If you want you can click on "Test Tool" on the right-hand side under "Resources" to validate that your configuration works. It will let you simulate signing using your configuration and display that information returned by the providers. There is optional one last step before we get into code go to your dashboard and click on "Settings" under the "Quick Links" on the right-hand side. If you plan to use janrain on a domain other than localhost you will need to add that domain to the "Token URL Domains". There are also many different settings like "Provider Configuration" on the dashboard page. I would recommend exploring them later after you get your code up and running.
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