Interface for storing arbitray python objects. Uses a user's
password as the cypher to store an object in TextField.
Object must be able to be pickeled. Authentication is done by
using django authenitication module.
Models.py
Methods Prototypes
def set(self, user, password, obj):
'''
Setting an encrypted string. Password must be the
user's password. Can encrypt a object that can be
pickeled.
'''
return 0 # Everything ok
def get(self, user, password):
'''
Retreving an encrypted string. Password must be the
user's password. Returns a python object.
'''
return object
password as the cypher to store an object in TextField.
Object must be able to be pickeled. Authentication is done by
using django authenitication module.
Models.py
Methods Prototypes
def set(self, user, password, obj):
'''
Setting an encrypted string. Password must be the
user's password. Can encrypt a object that can be
pickeled.
'''
return 0 # Everything ok
def get(self, user, password):
'''
Retreving an encrypted string. Password must be the
user's password. Returns a python object.
'''
return object
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