Support for oauth echo

[alexlehm]

When writing a plugin that accesses a 3rd party twitter service, I needed the echo oauth method that is not currently implemented. This can be easily implemented by creating two requests and then adding the twitter.com authorization header to the 3rd party url.

[yml]

Few month ago I forked this project to implement this. You can find an implementation here : http://github.com/yml/python-oauth2/commit/5697e0d5b473112c2275543b70ddf02d91765b62
Regards,
--yml

[jaitaiwan]

@joestump Need to verify this doesn't exist currently and maybe see about implementing?

[joestump]

I added a comment. I'm down with implementing this.

[ctoth]

@joestump I'm not sure if @yml saw your mention of this comment.
I can do the work if @yml no longer wants to hack on this :) We're upgrading from the oauth package as part of a move to Python 3.

[jaitaiwan]

@ctoth that would be very helpful! I wasn't aware this was holding back python 3 support as we had assumed it was already working!

[ctoth]

To be specific, I meant that we were using the OAuth package and were
upgrading to OAuth2 for Python 3 support, but needed this functionality.
Sorry for the confusion!

On 4/11/2016 5:56 PM, Daniel Holmes wrote:

@ctoth https://github.com/ctoth that would be very helpful! I wasn't
aware this was holding back python 3 support as we had assumed it was
already working!

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[jaitaiwan]

Oh right! That's not a worry. Happy to see an updated PR and get it into a release ASAP for your team 👍

[yml]

@ctoth run with it this fall off my radar at some point :-/. I am very happy it actually land back.