flask-login implementation using GCP Datastore
Implementation of Flask Login Using GCP Datastore
The flask-login Plugin is a quick and light weight way of implementing user login in your flask applications https://pypi.org/project/Flask-Login/
If you have a cloud native application that sits on Google Cloud Project (GCP), you can use GCP Datastore to store your User data. This is a quick implementation of the same, which implements everything that Flask-Login wants you to implement.
- The User class
- The method of the user_loader callback
Just import and you are good to go !
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