auth-mastodon.py

@@ -10,17 +10,21 @@ import bcrypt
 import psycopg2
 
 
-# Database connection details. The credentials here need access to the Mastodon database, which "ejabberd" is unlikely
-# to have on your system by default. You shoud grant SELECT privileges to ejabberd on the "accounts" and "users" tables,
-# to play it safe, or include the Mastodon DB user credentials here (don't).
+# Database connection details. The credentials here need access to the
+# Mastodon database, which "ejabberd" is unlikely to have on your system
+# by default. You shoud grant SELECT privileges to ejabberd on the
+# "accounts" and "users" tables, to play it safe, or include the
+# Mastodon DB user credentials here (don't).
 db_host = "localhost"
 db_port = 5432
 db_user = "ejabberd"
 db_pass = ""
 db_name = "mastodon"
 
-# This is the query that pulls the password hash for the given user. Mastodon doesn't store the domain for local accounts in
-# the database, so we ignore the host component and try to match username where the domain is NULL.
+# This is the query that pulls the password hash for the given user.
+# Mastodon doesn't store the domain for local accounts in the database,
+# so we ignore the host component and try to match username where the
+# domain is NULL.
 db_query_getpass = """
     SELECT users.encrypted_password AS password
     FROM accounts
@@ -44,9 +48,10 @@ logging.basicConfig(
 )
 
 try:
-    # Connect to the DB, set autocommit and readonly otherwise postgresql seems to have a
-    # tendency to keep things "idle in transaction" and table locks eventually grind
-    # Mastodon to a halt. We don't make any changes anyway.
+    # Connect to the DB, set autocommit and readonly otherwise
+    # postgresql seems to have a tendency to keep things "idle in
+    # transaction" and table locks eventually grind Mastodon to a halt.
+    # We don't make any changes anyway.
     database = psycopg2.connect(
         host=db_host,
         user=db_user,
@@ -126,8 +131,9 @@ def genanswer(bool):
 
 
 def get_password(user, host):
-    # Right now we ignore the host component, as Mastodon doesn't store it for local accounts.
-    # It may be required one day, so the code to handle passing it to the query is left in for now.
+    # Right now we ignore the host component, as Mastodon doesn't store
+    # it for local accounts. It may be required one day, so the code to
+    # handle passing it to the query is left in for now.
     cursor = database.cursor()
     cursor.execute(db_query_getpass, {"user": user.lower(), "host": host})
     data = cursor.fetchone()
@@ -172,9 +178,9 @@ while True:
 
     op_result = False
     try:
-        # Only 'auth' and 'isuser' implemented, placeholders left to maybe
-        # expose other functions later but for now let's not even think about
-        # modifying the Mastodon DB
+        # Only 'auth' and 'isuser' implemented, placeholders left to
+        # maybe expose other functions later but for now let's not even
+        # think about modifying the Mastodon DB
         if ejab_request[0] == "auth":
             op_result = auth(ejab_request[1], ejab_request[2], ejab_request[3])
         elif ejab_request[0] == "isuser":