How to use the djangosaml2.cache.StateCache function in djangosaml2

def do_logout_service(request, data, binding, config_loader_path=None, next_page=None,
                   logout_error_template='djangosaml2/logout_error.html'):
    """SAML Logout Response endpoint

    The IdP will send the logout response to this view,
    which will process it with pysaml2 help and log the user
    out.
    Note that the IdP can request a logout even when
    we didn't initiate the process as a single logout
    request started by another SP.
    """
    logger.debug('Logout service started')
    conf = get_config(config_loader_path, request)

    state = StateCache(request.session)
    client = Saml2Client(conf, state_cache=state,
                         identity_cache=IdentityCache(request.session))

    if 'SAMLResponse' in data:  # we started the logout
        logger.debug('Receiving a logout response from the IdP')
        response = client.parse_logout_request_response(data['SAMLResponse'], binding)
        state.sync()
        return finish_logout(request, response, next_page=next_page)

    elif 'SAMLRequest' in data:  # logout started by the IdP
        logger.debug('Receiving a logout request from the IdP')
        subject_id = _get_subject_id(request.session)
        if subject_id is None:
            logger.warning(
                'The session does not contain the subject id for user %s. Performing local logout',
                request.user)

def logout(request, config_loader_path=None):
    """SAML Logout Request initiator

    This view initiates the SAML2 Logout request
    using the pysaml2 library to create the LogoutRequest.
    """
    state = StateCache(request.session)
    conf = get_config(config_loader_path, request)

    client = Saml2Client(conf, state_cache=state,
                         identity_cache=IdentityCache(request.session))
    subject_id = _get_subject_id(request.session)
    if subject_id is None:
        logger.warning(
            'The session does not contain the subject id for user %s',
            request.user)

    result = client.global_logout(subject_id)

    state.sync()

    if not result:
        logger.error("Looks like the user %s is not logged in any IdP/AA", subject_id)

def do_logout_service(request, data, binding, config_loader_path=None, next_page=None,
                   logout_error_template='djangosaml2/logout_error.html'):
    """SAML Logout Response endpoint

    The IdP will send the logout response to this view,
    which will process it with pysaml2 help and log the user
    out.
    Note that the IdP can request a logout even when
    we didn't initiate the process as a single logout
    request started by another SP.
    """
    logger.debug('Logout service started')
    conf = get_config(config_loader_path, request)

    state = StateCache(request.session)
    client = Saml2Client(conf, state_cache=state,
                         identity_cache=IdentityCache(request.session))

    if 'SAMLResponse' in data:  # we started the logout
        logger.debug('Receiving a logout response from the IdP')
        response = client.parse_logout_request_response(data['SAMLResponse'], binding)
        state.sync()
        return finish_logout(request, response, next_page=next_page)

    elif 'SAMLRequest' in data:  # logout started by the IdP
        logger.debug('Receiving a logout request from the IdP')
        subject_id = _get_subject_id(request.session)
        if subject_id is None:
            logger.warning(
                'The session does not contain the subject id for user %s. Performing local logout',
                request.user)

def do_logout_service(request, data, binding, config_loader_path=None, next_page=None,
                   logout_error_template='djangosaml2/logout_error.html'):
    """SAML Logout Response endpoint

    The IdP will send the logout response to this view,
    which will process it with pysaml2 help and log the user
    out.
    Note that the IdP can request a logout even when
    we didn't initiate the process as a single logout
    request started by another SP.
    """
    logger.debug('Logout service started')
    conf = get_config(config_loader_path, request)

    state = StateCache(request.session)
    client = Saml2Client(conf, state_cache=state,
                         identity_cache=IdentityCache(request.session))

    if 'SAMLResponse' in data:  # we started the logout
        logger.debug('Receiving a logout response from the IdP')
        response = client.parse_logout_request_response(data['SAMLResponse'], binding)
        state.sync()
        return finish_logout(request, response, next_page=next_page)

    elif 'SAMLRequest' in data:  # logout started by the IdP
        logger.debug('Receiving a logout request from the IdP')
        subject_id = _get_subject_id(request.session)
        if subject_id is None:
            logger.warning(
                'The session does not contain the subject id for user %s. Performing local logout',
                request.user)

def echo_attributes(request,
                    config_loader_path=None,
                    template='djangosaml2/echo_attributes.html'):
    """Example view that echo the SAML attributes of an user"""
    state = StateCache(request.session)
    conf = get_config(config_loader_path, request)

    client = Saml2Client(conf, state_cache=state,
                         identity_cache=IdentityCache(request.session))
    subject_id = _get_subject_id(request.session)
    try:
        identity = client.users.get_identity(subject_id,
                                             check_not_on_or_after=False)
    except AttributeError:
        return HttpResponse("No active SAML identity found. Are you sure you have logged in via SAML?")

    return render(request, template, {'attributes': identity[0]}, using='django')

def logout(request, config_loader_path=None):
    """SAML Logout Request initiator

    This view initiates the SAML2 Logout request
    using the pysaml2 library to create the LogoutRequest.
    """
    state = StateCache(request.session)
    conf = get_config(config_loader_path, request)

    client = Saml2Client(conf, state_cache=state,
                         identity_cache=IdentityCache(request.session))
    subject_id = _get_subject_id(request.session)
    if subject_id is None:
        logger.warning(
            'The session does not contain the subject id for user %s',
            request.user)

    result = client.global_logout(subject_id)

    state.sync()

    if not result:
        logger.error("Looks like the user %s is not logged in any IdP/AA", subject_id)

def echo_attributes(request,
                    config_loader_path=None,
                    template='djangosaml2/echo_attributes.html'):
    """Example view that echo the SAML attributes of an user"""
    state = StateCache(request.session)
    conf = get_config(config_loader_path, request)

    client = Saml2Client(conf, state_cache=state,
                         identity_cache=IdentityCache(request.session))
    subject_id = _get_subject_id(request.session)
    try:
        identity = client.users.get_identity(subject_id,
                                             check_not_on_or_after=False)
    except AttributeError:
        return HttpResponse("No active SAML identity found. Are you sure you have logged in via SAML?")

    return render(request, template, {'attributes': identity[0]})