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It is inspired by the following example:
https://github.com/maxcountryman/flask-login/blob/c760c0ef7ccc95d49b4693200245a4f2b148d41b/README.md#usage
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ogcp fails to parse configuration file template because it misses a
comma.
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Ogcp requires a simple login page in order to avoid exposure of the
ogServer API to anyone trying to access the web page.
Because the main authorization mechanism in ogServer is the api token
the login implemented for the ogcp does not include registration process
but a single user and password specified in the ogcp.json.
"USER": "user",
"PASS": "pass"
Adds two new views: /login and /logout. They are used to login the user so
that the rest of views regarding ogServer functionality can be accessed
in a "login required" fashion. Index view (/) is an exception, it can be
accessed logged in or not so different data can be displayed.
Templates can now access a variable "current_user" to get information
about login status. This is a Flask-Login feature.
- Templates regarding login can be found in templates/auth/
- Login form is defined in forms/auth.py to separate it from
action_forms.py
- Adds Flask-Login module to requirements.txt
- Adds default user and pass in ogcp.json
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Do not use the same name as ogserver config file.
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This patch introduces the usage of Flask.Config class so the config can
be read at startup (__init__) only once. Config keys must be uppercase
so that from_json method does take it into account.
dormousehole.readthedocs.io/en/stable/api.html#flask.Config.from_json
Prior to this patch each request required opening and closing the
ogserver.json file via load_config in views.py.
In the future the decorated load_config function inside views.py
may be removed to avoid creating multiple instances of the OGServer
class.
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This adds views functions and ogServer config loading.
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