firebase_admin.auth module

Bases: object

Contains required continue/state URL with optional Android and iOS settings. Used when invoking the email action link generation APIs.

Bases: object

Firebase Authentication client scoped to a specific tenant.

create_custom_token(uid, developer_claims=None)

Builds and signs a Firebase custom auth token.

Parameters:

• uid – ID of the user for whom the token is created.

• developer_claims – A dictionary of claims to be included in the token (optional).

Returns:

A token minted from the input parameters.

Return type:

bytes

Raises:

• ValueError – If input parameters are invalid.

• TokenSignError – If an error occurs while signing the token using the remote IAM service.

create_oidc_provider_config(provider_id, client_id, issuer, display_name=None, enabled=None, client_secret=None, id_token_response_type=None, code_response_type=None)

Creates a new OIDC provider config from the given parameters.

OIDC provider support requires Google Cloud’s Identity Platform (GCIP). To learn more about GCIP, including pricing and features, see https://cloud.google.com/identity-platform.

Parameters:

• provider_id – Provider ID string. Must have the prefix oidc..

• client_id – Client ID of the new config.

• issuer – Issuer of the new config. Must be a valid URL.

• display_name – The user-friendly display name to the current configuration (optional). This name is also used as the provider label in the Cloud Console.

• enabled – A boolean indicating whether the provider configuration is enabled or disabled (optional). A user cannot sign in using a disabled provider.

• client_secret – A string which sets the client secret for the new provider. This is required for the code flow.

• code_response_type – A boolean which sets whether to enable the code response flow for the new provider. By default, this is not enabled if no response type is specified. A client secret must be set for this response type. Having both the code and ID token response flows is currently not supported.

• id_token_response_type – A boolean which sets whether to enable the ID token response flow for the new provider. By default, this is enabled if no response type is specified. Having both the code and ID token response flows is currently not supported.

Returns:

The newly created OIDC provider config instance.

Return type:

OIDCProviderConfig

Raises:

• ValueError – If any of the specified input parameters are invalid.

• FirebaseError – If an error occurs while creating the new OIDC provider config.

create_saml_provider_config(provider_id, idp_entity_id, sso_url, x509_certificates, rp_entity_id, callback_url, display_name=None, enabled=None)

Creates a new SAML provider config from the given parameters.

SAML provider support requires Google Cloud’s Identity Platform (GCIP). To learn more about GCIP, including pricing and features, see https://cloud.google.com/identity-platform.

Parameters:

• provider_id – Provider ID string. Must have the prefix saml..

• idp_entity_id – The SAML IdP entity identifier.

• sso_url – The SAML IdP SSO URL. Must be a valid URL.

• x509_certificates – The list of SAML IdP X.509 certificates issued by CA for this provider. Multiple certificates are accepted to prevent outages during IdP key rotation (for example ADFS rotates every 10 days). When the Auth server receives a SAML response, it will match the SAML response with the certificate on record. Otherwise the response is rejected. Developers are expected to manage the certificate updates as keys are rotated.

• rp_entity_id – The SAML relying party (service provider) entity ID. This is defined by the developer but needs to be provided to the SAML IdP.

• callback_url – Callback URL string. This is fixed and must always be the same as the OAuth redirect URL provisioned by Firebase Auth, unless a custom authDomain is used.

• display_name – The user-friendly display name to the current configuration (optional). This name is also used as the provider label in the Cloud Console.

• enabled – A boolean indicating whether the provider configuration is enabled or disabled (optional). A user cannot sign in using a disabled provider.

Returns:

The newly created SAML provider config instance.

Return type:

SAMLProviderConfig

Raises:

• ValueError – If any of the specified input parameters are invalid.

• FirebaseError – If an error occurs while creating the new SAML provider config.

create_user(**kwargs)

Creates a new user account with the specified properties.

Parameters:

**kwargs – A series of keyword arguments (optional).

Keyword Arguments:

• uid – User ID to assign to the newly created user (optional).

• display_name – The user’s display name (optional).

• email – The user’s primary email (optional).

• email_verified – A boolean indicating whether or not the user’s primary email is verified (optional).

• phone_number – The user’s primary phone number (optional).

• photo_url – The user’s photo URL (optional).

• password – The user’s raw, unhashed password. (optional).

• disabled – A boolean indicating whether or not the user account is disabled (optional).

Returns:

A UserRecord instance for the newly created user.

Return type:

UserRecord

Raises:

• ValueError – If the specified user properties are invalid.

• FirebaseError – If an error occurs while creating the user account.

delete_oidc_provider_config(provider_id)

Deletes the OIDCProviderConfig with the given ID.

Parameters:

provider_id – Provider ID string.

Raises:

• ValueError – If the provider ID is invalid, empty or does not have oidc. prefix.

• ConfigurationNotFoundError – If no OIDC provider is available with the given identifier.

• FirebaseError – If an error occurs while deleting the OIDC provider.

delete_saml_provider_config(provider_id)

Deletes the SAMLProviderConfig with the given ID.

Parameters:

provider_id – Provider ID string.

Raises:

• ValueError – If the provider ID is invalid, empty or does not have saml. prefix.

• ConfigurationNotFoundError – If no SAML provider is available with the given identifier.

• FirebaseError – If an error occurs while deleting the SAML provider.

delete_user(uid)

Deletes the user identified by the specified user ID.

Parameters:

uid – A user ID string.

Raises:

• ValueError – If the user ID is None, empty or malformed.

• FirebaseError – If an error occurs while deleting the user account.

delete_users(uids)

Deletes the users specified by the given identifiers.

Deleting a non-existing user does not generate an error (the method is idempotent.) Non-existing users are considered to be successfully deleted and are therefore included in the DeleteUserResult.success_count value.

A maximum of 1000 identifiers may be supplied. If more than 1000 identifiers are supplied, this method raises a ValueError.

Parameters:

uids – A list of strings indicating the uids of the users to be deleted. Must have <= 1000 entries.

Returns:

The total number of successful/failed deletions, as well as the array of errors that correspond to the failed deletions.

Return type:

DeleteUsersResult

Raises:

ValueError – If any of the identifiers are invalid or if more than 1000 identifiers are specified.

generate_email_verification_link(email, action_code_settings=None)

Generates the out-of-band email action link for email verification flows for the specified email address.

Parameters:

• email – The email of the user to be verified.

• action_code_settings – ActionCodeSettings instance (optional). Defines whether the link is to be handled by a mobile app and the additional state information to be passed in the deep link.

Returns:

The email verification link created by the API

Return type:

link

Raises:

• ValueError – If the provided arguments are invalid

• UserNotFoundError – If no user exists for the specified email address.

• FirebaseError – If an error occurs while generating the link

generate_password_reset_link(email, action_code_settings=None)

Generates the out-of-band email action link for password reset flows for the specified email address.

Parameters:

• email – The email of the user whose password is to be reset.

• action_code_settings – ActionCodeSettings instance (optional). Defines whether the link is to be handled by a mobile app and the additional state information to be passed in the deep link.

Returns:

The password reset link created by the API

Return type:

link

Raises:

• ValueError – If the provided arguments are invalid

• EmailNotFoundError – If no user exists for the specified email address.

• FirebaseError – If an error occurs while generating the link

generate_sign_in_with_email_link(email, action_code_settings)

Generates the out-of-band email action link for email link sign-in flows, using the action code settings provided.

Parameters:

• email – The email of the user signing in.

• action_code_settings – ActionCodeSettings instance. Defines whether the link is to be handled by a mobile app and the additional state information to be passed in the deep link.

Returns:

The email sign-in link created by the API

Return type:

link

Raises:

• ValueError – If the provided arguments are invalid

• FirebaseError – If an error occurs while generating the link

get_oidc_provider_config(provider_id)

Returns the OIDCProviderConfig with the given ID.

Parameters:

provider_id – Provider ID string.

Returns:

An OIDC provider config instance.

Return type:

SAMLProviderConfig

Raises:

• ValueError – If the provider ID is invalid, empty or does not have oidc. prefix.

• ConfigurationNotFoundError – If no OIDC provider is available with the given identifier.

• FirebaseError – If an error occurs while retrieving the OIDC provider.

get_saml_provider_config(provider_id)

Returns the SAMLProviderConfig with the given ID.

Parameters:

provider_id – Provider ID string.

Returns:

A SAML provider config instance.

Return type:

SAMLProviderConfig

Raises:

• ValueError – If the provider ID is invalid, empty or does not have saml. prefix.

• ConfigurationNotFoundError – If no SAML provider is available with the given identifier.

• FirebaseError – If an error occurs while retrieving the SAML provider.

get_user(uid)

Gets the user data corresponding to the specified user ID.

Parameters:

uid – A user ID string.

Returns:

A user record instance.

Return type:

UserRecord

Raises:

• ValueError – If the user ID is None, empty or malformed.

• UserNotFoundError – If the specified user ID does not exist.

• FirebaseError – If an error occurs while retrieving the user.

get_user_by_email(email)

Gets the user data corresponding to the specified user email.

Parameters:

email – A user email address string.

Returns:

A user record instance.

Return type:

UserRecord

Raises:

• ValueError – If the email is None, empty or malformed.

• UserNotFoundError – If no user exists for the specified email address.

• FirebaseError – If an error occurs while retrieving the user.

get_user_by_phone_number(phone_number)

Gets the user data corresponding to the specified phone number.

Parameters:

phone_number – A phone number string.

Returns:

A user record instance.

Return type:

UserRecord

Raises:

• ValueError – If the phone number is None, empty or malformed.

• UserNotFoundError – If no user exists for the specified phone number.

• FirebaseError – If an error occurs while retrieving the user.

get_users(identifiers)

Gets the user data corresponding to the specified identifiers.

There are no ordering guarantees; in particular, the nth entry in the result list is not guaranteed to correspond to the nth entry in the input parameters list.

A maximum of 100 identifiers may be supplied. If more than 100 identifiers are supplied, this method raises a ValueError.

Parameters:

identifiers (list[Identifier]) – A list of Identifier instances used to indicate which user records should be returned. Must have <= 100 entries.

Returns:

A GetUsersResult instance corresponding to the specified identifiers.

Return type:

GetUsersResult

Raises:

ValueError – If any of the identifiers are invalid or if more than 100 identifiers are specified.

import_users(users, hash_alg=None)

Imports the specified list of users into Firebase Auth.

At most 1000 users can be imported at a time. This operation is optimized for bulk imports and ignores checks on identifier uniqueness, which could result in duplications. The hash_alg parameter must be specified when importing users with passwords. Refer to the UserImportHash class for supported hash algorithms.

Parameters:

• users – A list of ImportUserRecord instances to import. Length of the list must not exceed 1000.

• hash_alg – A UserImportHash object (optional). Required when importing users with passwords.

Returns:

An object summarizing the result of the import operation.

Return type:

UserImportResult

Raises:

• ValueError – If the provided arguments are invalid.

• FirebaseError – If an error occurs while importing users.

list_oidc_provider_configs(page_token=None, max_results=100)

Retrieves a page of OIDC provider configs from a Firebase project.

The page_token argument governs the starting point of the page. The max_results argument governs the maximum number of configs that may be included in the returned page. This function never returns None. If there are no OIDC configs in the Firebase project, this returns an empty page.

Parameters:

• page_token – A non-empty page token string, which indicates the starting point of the page (optional). Defaults to None, which will retrieve the first page of users.

• max_results – A positive integer indicating the maximum number of users to include in the returned page (optional). Defaults to 100, which is also the maximum number allowed.

Returns:

A page of OIDC provider config instances.

Return type:

ListProviderConfigsPage

Raises:

• ValueError – If max_results or page_token are invalid.

• FirebaseError – If an error occurs while retrieving the OIDC provider configs.

list_saml_provider_configs(page_token=None, max_results=100)

Retrieves a page of SAML provider configs from a Firebase project.

The page_token argument governs the starting point of the page. The max_results argument governs the maximum number of configs that may be included in the returned page. This function never returns None. If there are no SAML configs in the Firebase project, this returns an empty page.

Parameters:

• page_token – A non-empty page token string, which indicates the starting point of the page (optional). Defaults to None, which will retrieve the first page of users.

• max_results – A positive integer indicating the maximum number of users to include in the returned page (optional). Defaults to 100, which is also the maximum number allowed.

Returns:

A page of SAML provider config instances.

Return type:

ListProviderConfigsPage

Raises:

• ValueError – If max_results or page_token are invalid.

• FirebaseError – If an error occurs while retrieving the SAML provider configs.

list_users(page_token=None, max_results=1000)

Retrieves a page of user accounts from a Firebase project.

The page_token argument governs the starting point of the page. The max_results argument governs the maximum number of user accounts that may be included in the returned page. This function never returns None. If there are no user accounts in the Firebase project, this returns an empty page.

Parameters:

• page_token – A non-empty page token string, which indicates the starting point of the page (optional). Defaults to None, which will retrieve the first page of users.

• max_results – A positive integer indicating the maximum number of users to include in the returned page (optional). Defaults to 1000, which is also the maximum number allowed.

Returns:

A page of user accounts.

Return type:

ListUsersPage

Raises:

• ValueError – If max_results or page_token are invalid.

• FirebaseError – If an error occurs while retrieving the user accounts.

revoke_refresh_tokens(uid)

Revokes all refresh tokens for an existing user.

This method updates the user’s tokens_valid_after_timestamp to the current UTC in seconds since the epoch. It is important that the server on which this is called has its clock set correctly and synchronized.

While this revokes all sessions for a specified user and disables any new ID tokens for existing sessions from getting minted, existing ID tokens may remain active until their natural expiration (one hour). To verify that ID tokens are revoked, use verify_id_token(idToken, check_revoked=True).

Parameters:

uid – A user ID string.

Raises:

• ValueError – If the user ID is None, empty or malformed.

• FirebaseError – If an error occurs while revoking the refresh token.

set_custom_user_claims(uid, custom_claims)

Sets additional claims on an existing user account.

Custom claims set via this function can be used to define user roles and privilege levels. These claims propagate to all the devices where the user is already signed in (after token expiration or when token refresh is forced), and next time the user signs in. The claims can be accessed via the user’s ID token JWT. If a reserved OIDC claim is specified (sub, iat, iss, etc), an error is thrown. Claims payload must also not be larger then 1000 characters when serialized into a JSON string.

Parameters:

• uid – A user ID string.

• custom_claims – A dictionary or a JSON string of custom claims. Pass None to unset any claims set previously.

Raises:

• ValueError – If the specified user ID or the custom claims are invalid.

• FirebaseError – If an error occurs while updating the user account.

update_oidc_provider_config(provider_id, client_id=None, issuer=None, display_name=None, enabled=None, client_secret=None, id_token_response_type=None, code_response_type=None)

Updates an existing OIDC provider config with the given parameters.

Parameters:

• provider_id – Provider ID string. Must have the prefix oidc..

• client_id – Client ID of the new config (optional).

• issuer – Issuer of the new config (optional). Must be a valid URL.

• display_name – The user-friendly display name to the current configuration (optional). Pass auth.DELETE_ATTRIBUTE to delete the current display name.

• enabled – A boolean indicating whether the provider configuration is enabled or disabled (optional).

• client_secret – A string which sets the client secret for the new provider. This is required for the code flow.

• code_response_type – A boolean which sets whether to enable the code response flow for the new provider. By default, this is not enabled if no response type is specified. A client secret must be set for this response type. Having both the code and ID token response flows is currently not supported.

• id_token_response_type – A boolean which sets whether to enable the ID token response flow for the new provider. By default, this is enabled if no response type is specified. Having both the code and ID token response flows is currently not supported.

Returns:

The updated OIDC provider config instance.

Return type:

OIDCProviderConfig

Raises:

• ValueError – If any of the specified input parameters are invalid.

• FirebaseError – If an error occurs while updating the OIDC provider config.

update_saml_provider_config(provider_id, idp_entity_id=None, sso_url=None, x509_certificates=None, rp_entity_id=None, callback_url=None, display_name=None, enabled=None)

Updates an existing SAML provider config with the given parameters.

Parameters:

• provider_id – Provider ID string. Must have the prefix saml..

• idp_entity_id – The SAML IdP entity identifier (optional).

• sso_url – The SAML IdP SSO URL. Must be a valid URL (optional).

• x509_certificates – The list of SAML IdP X.509 certificates issued by CA for this provider (optional).

• rp_entity_id – The SAML relying party entity ID (optional).

• callback_url – Callback URL string (optional).

• display_name – The user-friendly display name of the current configuration (optional). Pass auth.DELETE_ATTRIBUTE to delete the current display name.

• enabled – A boolean indicating whether the provider configuration is enabled or disabled (optional).

Returns:

The updated SAML provider config instance.

Return type:

SAMLProviderConfig

Raises:

• ValueError – If any of the specified input parameters are invalid.

• FirebaseError – If an error occurs while updating the SAML provider config.

update_user(uid, **kwargs)

Updates an existing user account with the specified properties.

Parameters:

• uid – A user ID string.

• **kwargs – A series of keyword arguments (optional).

Keyword Arguments:

• display_name – The user’s display name (optional). Can be removed by explicitly passing auth.DELETE_ATTRIBUTE.

• email – The user’s primary email (optional).

• email_verified – A boolean indicating whether or not the user’s primary email is verified (optional).

• phone_number – The user’s primary phone number (optional). Can be removed by explicitly passing auth.DELETE_ATTRIBUTE.

• photo_url – The user’s photo URL (optional). Can be removed by explicitly passing auth.DELETE_ATTRIBUTE.

• password – The user’s raw, unhashed password. (optional).

• disabled – A boolean indicating whether or not the user account is disabled (optional).

• custom_claims – A dictionary or a JSON string contining the custom claims to be set on the user account (optional). To remove all custom claims, pass auth.DELETE_ATTRIBUTE.

• valid_since – An integer signifying the seconds since the epoch (optional). This field is set by revoke_refresh_tokens and it is discouraged to set this field directly.

• providers_to_delete – The list of provider IDs to unlink, eg: ‘google.com’, ‘password’, etc.

Returns:

An updated UserRecord instance for the user.

Return type:

UserRecord

Raises:

• ValueError – If the specified user ID or properties are invalid.

• FirebaseError – If an error occurs while updating the user account.

verify_id_token(id_token, check_revoked=False, clock_skew_seconds=0)

Verifies the signature and data for the provided JWT.

Accepts a signed token string, verifies that it is current, was issued to this project, and that it was correctly signed by Google.

Parameters:

• id_token – A string of the encoded JWT.

• check_revoked – Boolean, If true, checks whether the token has been revoked or the user disabled (optional).

• clock_skew_seconds – The number of seconds to tolerate when checking the token. Must be between 0-60. Defaults to 0.

Returns:

A dictionary of key-value pairs parsed from the decoded JWT.

Return type:

dict

Raises:

• ValueError – If id_token is a not a string or is empty.

• InvalidIdTokenError – If id_token is not a valid Firebase ID token.

• ExpiredIdTokenError – If the specified ID token has expired.

• RevokedIdTokenError – If check_revoked is True and the ID token has been revoked.

• TenantIdMismatchError – If id_token belongs to a tenant that is different than this Client instance.

• CertificateFetchError – If an error occurs while fetching the public key certificates required to verify the ID token.

• UserDisabledError – If check_revoked is True and the corresponding user record is disabled.

Bases: object

Represents the result of the auth.delete_users() API.

Bases: UserIdentifier

Used for looking up an account by email.

See auth.get_user().

Bases: object

Represents an error encountered while performing a batch operation such as importing users or deleting multiple user accounts.

Bases: UserRecord

Contains metadata associated with a user including password hash and salt.

Bases: object

Represents the result of the auth.get_users() API.

Bases: object

Represents a user account to be imported to Firebase Auth.

Must specify the uid field at a minimum. A sequence of ImportUserRecord objects can be passed to the auth.import_users() function, in order to import those users into Firebase Auth in bulk. If the password_hash is set on a user, a hash configuration must be specified when calling import_users().

Parameters:

• uid – User’s unique ID. Must be a non-empty string not longer than 128 characters.

• email – User’s email address (optional).

• email_verified – A boolean indicating whether the user’s email has been verified (optional).

• display_name – User’s display name (optional).

• phone_number – User’s phone number (optional).

• photo_url – User’s photo URL (optional).

• disabled – A boolean indicating whether this user account has been disabled (optional).

• user_metadata – An auth.UserMetadata instance with additional user metadata (optional).

• provider_data – A list of auth.UserProvider instances (optional).

• custom_claims – A dict of custom claims to be set on the user account (optional).

• password_hash – User’s password hash as a bytes sequence (optional).

• password_salt – User’s password salt as a bytes sequence (optional).

Raises:

ValueError – If provided arguments are invalid.

to_dict()

Returns a dict representation of the user. For internal use only.

Bases: object

Represents a page of AuthProviderConfig instances retrieved from a Firebase project.

Provides methods for traversing the provider configs included in this page, as well as retrieving subsequent pages. The iterator returned by iterate_all() can be used to iterate through all provider configs in the Firebase project starting from this page.

get_next_page()

Retrieves the next page of provider configs, if available.

Returns:

Next page of provider configs, or None if this is the last page.

Return type:

ListProviderConfigsPage

iterate_all()

Retrieves an iterator for provider configs.

Returned iterator will iterate through all the provider configs in the Firebase project starting from this page. The iterator will never buffer more than one page of configs in memory at a time.

Returns:

An iterator of AuthProviderConfig instances.

Return type:

iterator

Bases: object

Represents a page of user records exported from a Firebase project.

Provides methods for traversing the user accounts included in this page, as well as retrieving subsequent pages of users. The iterator returned by iterate_all() can be used to iterate through all users in the Firebase project starting from this page.

get_next_page()

Retrieves the next page of user accounts, if available.

Returns:

Next page of users, or None if this is the last page.

Return type:

ListUsersPage

iterate_all()

Retrieves an iterator for user accounts.

Returned iterator will iterate through all the user accounts in the Firebase project starting from this page. The iterator will never buffer more than one page of users in memory at a time.

Returns:

An iterator of ExportedUserRecord instances.

Return type:

iterator

Bases: ProviderConfig

Represents the OIDC auth provider configuration.

See https://openid.net/specs/openid-connect-core-1_0-final.html.

Bases: UserIdentifier

Used for looking up an account by phone number.

See auth.get_user().

Bases: object

Parent type for all authentication provider config types.

Bases: UserIdentifier

Used for looking up an account by provider.

See auth.get_user().

Bases: ProviderConfig

Represents he SAML auth provider configuration.

See http://docs.oasis-open.org/security/saml/Post2.0/sstc-saml-tech-overview-2.0.html.

Bases: UserIdentifier

Used for looking up an account by uid.

See auth.get_user().

Bases: object

Identifies a user to be looked up.

Bases: object

Represents a hash algorithm used to hash user passwords.

An instance of this class must be specified when importing users with passwords via the auth.import_users() API. Use one of the provided class methods to obtain new instances when required. Refer to documentation for more details.

classmethod bcrypt()

Creates a new Bcrypt algorithm instance.

Returns:

A new UserImportHash.

Return type:

UserImportHash

classmethod hmac_md5(key)

Creates a new HMAC MD5 algorithm instance.

Parameters:

key – Signer key as a byte sequence.

Returns:

A new UserImportHash.

Return type:

UserImportHash

classmethod hmac_sha1(key)

Creates a new HMAC SHA1 algorithm instance.

Parameters:

key – Signer key as a byte sequence.

Returns:

A new UserImportHash.

Return type:

UserImportHash

classmethod hmac_sha256(key)

Creates a new HMAC SHA256 algorithm instance.

Parameters:

key – Signer key as a byte sequence.

Returns:

A new UserImportHash.

Return type:

UserImportHash

classmethod hmac_sha512(key)

Creates a new HMAC SHA512 algorithm instance.

Parameters:

key – Signer key as a byte sequence.

Returns:

A new UserImportHash.

Return type:

UserImportHash

classmethod md5(rounds)

Creates a new MD5 algorithm instance.

Parameters:

rounds – Number of rounds. Must be an integer between 0 and 8192.

Returns:

A new UserImportHash.

Return type:

UserImportHash

classmethod pbkdf2_sha256(rounds)

Creates a new PBKDF2 SHA256 algorithm instance.

Parameters:

rounds – Number of rounds. Must be an integer between 0 and 120000.

Returns:

A new UserImportHash.

Return type:

UserImportHash

classmethod pbkdf_sha1(rounds)

Creates a new PBKDF SHA1 algorithm instance.

Parameters:

rounds – Number of rounds. Must be an integer between 0 and 120000.

Returns:

A new UserImportHash.

Return type:

UserImportHash

classmethod scrypt(key, rounds, memory_cost, salt_separator=None)

Creates a new Scrypt algorithm instance.

This is the modified Scrypt algorithm used by Firebase Auth. See standard_scrypt() function for the standard Scrypt algorith,

Parameters:

• key – Signer key as a byte sequence.

• rounds – Number of rounds. Must be an integer between 1 and 8.

• memory_cost – Memory cost as an integer between 1 and 14.

• salt_separator – Salt separator as a byte sequence (optional).

Returns:

A new UserImportHash.

Return type:

UserImportHash

classmethod sha1(rounds)

Creates a new SHA1 algorithm instance.

Parameters:

rounds – Number of rounds. Must be an integer between 1 and 8192.

Returns:

A new UserImportHash.

Return type:

UserImportHash

classmethod sha256(rounds)

Creates a new SHA256 algorithm instance.

Parameters:

rounds – Number of rounds. Must be an integer between 1 and 8192.

Returns:

A new UserImportHash.

Return type:

UserImportHash

classmethod sha512(rounds)

Creates a new SHA512 algorithm instance.

Parameters:

rounds – Number of rounds. Must be an integer between 1 and 8192.

Returns:

A new UserImportHash.

Return type:

UserImportHash

classmethod standard_scrypt(memory_cost, parallelization, block_size, derived_key_length)

Creates a new standard Scrypt algorithm instance.

Parameters:

• memory_cost – CPU Memory cost as a non-negative integer.

• parallelization – Parallelization as a non-negative integer.

• block_size – Block size as a non-negative integer.

• derived_key_length – Derived key length as a non-negative integer.

Returns:

A new UserImportHash.

Return type:

UserImportHash

to_dict()

Bases: object

Represents the result of a bulk user import operation.

See auth.import_users() API for more details.

Bases: object

A collection of standard profile information for a user.

Used to expose profile information returned by an identity provider.

Bases: object

Contains additional metadata associated with a user account.

Bases: object

Represents a user identity provider that can be associated with a Firebase user.

One or more providers can be specified in an ImportUserRecord when importing users via auth.import_users().

Parameters:

• uid – User’s unique ID assigned by the identity provider.

• provider_id – ID of the identity provider. This can be a short domain name or the identifier of an OpenID identity provider.

• email – User’s email address (optional).

• display_name – User’s display name (optional).

• photo_url – User’s photo URL (optional).

to_dict()

Bases: UserInfo

Contains metadata associated with a Firebase user account.