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Using NBGallery as an OAuth provider for Jupyter Hub

For the NBGallery extensions in Jupyter to function properly, the user must be logged in to NBGallery before loading up the Jupyter interface. By using NBGallery as your OAuth provider for JuptyerHub, you force that login to happen before they are able to bring up the Juptyer Notebook UI, while also limiting the number of places that user accounts must be managed. Here is a sample configuration to integrate JupyterHub and NBGallery. This will be based on the Zero to JupyterHub with Kubernetes documentation.

Notebook Gallery Changes

You must enable the OAuth provider code in NBGallery by either changing oauth_provider_enabled to true in config/settings.yml or by setting the environment variable GALLERY__OAUTH_PROVIDER_ENABLED to "true". Once this is done, NBGallery administrators will be able to configure OAuth applications to obtain the client token and client secret under "Admin->Manage OAuth Applications."

Once there, click "New Application", and fill out the form.

  • Name: Any name you want to use, it is only used on this screen as a label
  • Redirect URI: https://path.to.your.hub/hub/oauth_callback - This must be HTTPS
  • Confidential: Leave Checked
  • Scopes: read

Screenshot of Application Info in OAuth Configuration

Once you click submit, you will see a screen that provides the Application UID and Secret. These are the values you will need when setting up JupyterHub.

Screenshot of Application Info in OAuth Configuration

Jupyterhub Configuration

Again, this is based on the Zero to JupyterHub with Kubernetes documentation and assumes you have hub up and running. These changes would apply to the local config.yaml file that you use when deploying the helm chart.

hub:
  extraEnv:
    OAUTH2_AUTHORIZE_URL: https://path.to.nbgallery/oauth/authorize
    OAUTH2_TOKEN_URL: https://path.to.nbgallery/oauth/token
    OAUTH2_TLS_VERIFY: False
auth:
  type: custom
  custom:
    className: oauthenticator.generic.GenericOAuthenticator
    config:
      login_service: "Name of your Gallery"
      client_id: "APPLICATION UID FROM NBGALLERY"
      client_secret: "SECRET FROM NBGALLERY"
      token_url: "https://path.to.nbgallery/oauth/token"
      userdata_url: "https://path.to.nbgallery/oauth/userinfo.json"
      userdata_method: GET
      userdata_params: {"state": "state"}
      username_key: user_name  # or email

Run the helm upgrade, visit the hub, log out if you aren't already, and you should now see "Login with Name of your Gallery"