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I didn't see any authentication examples for a python client. The examples on github are for javascript clients only.
There are some old wampv1 examples for a python client, but I figured that those are old enough to not apply. I am specifically looking to implement wamp-cra, but any direction would be appreciated.
Thanks, Travis
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Please post if you find an example!
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Travis,
There wasn't an example since a couple of bits in AutobahnPython itself
were missing.
I now implemented the latter and added an example:
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Thank you for your quick work. I am glad that I was having issues because not all of the code paths were in the api. That means that I wasn't just overlooking it!
I'll try it out and report back if I have any issues.