Flask app for store user in MongoDB and simple views for login, logout and registration.
Free software: BSD license
Quickstart
Install flask-musers:
pip install flask-musers
In the app you must init the MUsers:
from flask import Flask from flask.ext.musers import MUsers app = Flask(__name__) MUsers(app)
and register flask-musers blueprint:
from flask_musers.views import musers app.register_blueprint(musers)
then must be prepared templates for registration - musers/register.html and login - musers/login.html.
Views has names musers.register, musers.login and musers.logout. They are used in url_for:
from flask import url_for
url_for('musers.register')
url_for('musers.login')
url_for('musers.logout')
Config
MUSERS_ALLOW_REGISTRATIONS - set to False, when you want disable registrations. Default: True
MUSERS_PASSWORD_VALIDATOR - used for custom validator. The dotted name for the object to import. Default: None
History
0.0.1 (2013-09-17)
First release on PyPI.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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