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A python package for Fynd Alohomora connector.
This package is only for django framework.
Fynd alohomora is the centralized Authentication system for several applications of Fynd.
Usage
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**Import the module
from alohomora import check_if_authenticated
** Use it as a decorator
check_if_authenticated(state='some_state', permission='some_permission')
def some_method()
"""
Your code
"""
return something
SETTINGS
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**Settings can be overridden.
ALOHOMORA_REDIS_HOST: IP of the alohomora redis host.
ALOHOMORA_REDIS_PORT: PORT of the alohomora redis host.
ALOHOMORA_REDIS_DB: DB of the alohomora redis host.
IS_AUTH_ENABLED: TO enable or disable alohomora auth system.
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