feat(analytics): add service account authentication support#175
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- Rename service_account parameter to credentials for extensibility - Add MixpanelCredentials type alias (Union[ServiceAccountCredentials]) - Keep ServiceAccountCredentials as standalone class (no base class) - Update Mixpanel, Consumer, and BufferedConsumer signatures - Update all tests, README, and CHANGELOG Benefits: - Generic parameter name supports future credential types - Type alias is single source of truth for supported types - Easy to extend: just add to Union when adding OAuth, API keys, etc. - Self-documenting via IDE type hints
- Create mixpanel/credentials.py for authentication classes - Move ServiceAccountCredentials and MixpanelCredentials to new file - Import from credentials module in __init__.py - Improves code organization and separation of concerns Benefits: - Cleaner module structure - Easier to add new credential types in one place - Credentials logic isolated from core tracking code
- Add APISecretCredentials for API secret authentication - Mark as deprecated in favor of ServiceAccountCredentials - Update MixpanelCredentials type alias to Union of both types - Add 4 new tests for API secret credentials Benefits: - Consistent credentials pattern for all auth types - Explicit deprecation path from API secrets to service accounts - Type-safe: validation at construction time - All auth methods now use credentials classes
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The changelog is autogenerated at release time. However, the feature will just read the PR title: add service account authentication support.
Given the scope of these changes, I think were good to leave the changelog changes in. The release prep will probably mess up the formatting, but we can edit it manually at that time.
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Summary
Adds service account authentication support to enable secure server-to-server integration and prepare for API key deprecation.
We are moving away from API keys in favor of service account credentials for enhanced security in server-to-server integrations.
Failing tests are fixed here -> #176 (version is eol)