Remove dependency on python-oauth2 about python-fitbit

[brad]

Great point. Thanks for pointing that out, I wasn't aware of the problem.

[taylan]

Some other benefits of moving to oauthlib (and possibly using requests-oauthlib for the internals): This will help simplify the code somewhat. Also, it can help python-fitbit to become Python 3 compatible. As far as I can see, all other dependencies are Python 3 compatible.

[irl]

If it becomes possible for the library to work with Python 3, I will create a second binary package for Debian with a Python 3 version. Of course, neither version will be usable in Debian until this is fixed.

[brad]

I've pushed alpha code to use oauthlib instead of the old library, but I want to do some more manual testing before calling it good and closing this issue. If any of you would like to test it yourselves it would be much appreciated.

[brad]

This is an API breaking update as far as the OAuth API is concerned, but the rest of the python fitbit API remains unchanged. Take a look at gather_keys_cli.py to see the updated and simplified workflow. The biggest change is that the callback_uri needs to be specified in the FitbitOauthClient constructor, rather than the authorize_url function.

[mariosangiorgio]

I tried to use the latest version of the library and it worked for me. I didn't tested it thoroughly but in the next days I'm going to use the library and if I discover any bug I'll report it here

[brad]

@mariosangiorgio Great! Thanks!

[brad]

@mariosangiorgio How's it working for you? Any issues?