Python Examples of TaskRabbit Authentication and Access

taskrabbit-oauth.py

# Using the py-oauth2 library
# http://github.com/liluo/py-oauth2
import oauth2
import json

SITE = "https://taskrabbitdev.com"
AUTHORIZE_URL = "https://taskrabbitdev.com/api/authorize"
TOKEN_URL = "https://taskrabbitdev.com/api/oauth/token"
HEADER_FORMAT = "OAuth %s"
APPLICATION_HEADER = "X-Client-Application"
CONTENT_TYPE = "Content-Type"
APPLICATION_JSON = "application_json"

TASKS_PATH = "/api/v1/tasks"
TASK_RABBIT_USER_CODE = <PULLED FROM AUTHORIZATION URL RESPONSE MANUALLY>

# Setup Access Token
client = oauth2.Client(
     settings.TASK_RABBIT_KEY,
     settings.TASK_RABBIT_SECRET,
     site=SITE,
     authorize_url=AUTHORIZE_URL,
     token_url=TOKEN_URL,
     header_format=HEADER_FORMAT)

access_token = client.auth_code.get_token(
     TASK_RABBIT_USER_CODE,
     redirect_uri="")

# Reads Tasks successfully
headers = {APPLICATION_HEADER: settings.TASK_RABBIT_SECRET}
response = access_token.get(TASKS_PATH, headers=headers)
print response.parsed

# Writes Task unsuccessfully
data_dict = {"task": 
     {"name": "Test Task 2", "named_price": "20", "description": "this is the wicked description."}}
headers = {APPLICATION_HEADER: settings.TASK_RABBIT_SECRET, CONTENT_TYPE: APPLICATION_JSON}
json_data = json.dumps(data_dict)
response = self._access_token.post(TASKS_PATH, body=json_data, headers=headers)
print response.parsed

So the Reader reads successfully (and I see the tasks data coming from TaskRabbit.) The Write task fails and the response has this:
{"error":"There must be an authenticated user for this action"}

I think there might be an issue with the headers. You are passing the client secret, but you need to pass the user authtoken and the client app id (public key). Additionally, I do not see where the authtoken is being generated from OmniAuth.

Headers
Authorization: OAuth [user token here, not response code]
X-Client-Application: [public API key here]

This example might be useful.