Naas Authenticator
Naas Authenticator provides the following features:
- New users can signup on the system;
- New users can be blocked of accessing the system and need an admin authorization;
- Option of increase password security by avoiding common passwords or minimum password length;
- Option to block users after a number attempts of login;
- Option of open signup and no need for initial authorization;
- Option of open change password (open_change_password);
- Option of adding more information about users on signup.
Documentation
Documentation is available here
Running tests
To run the tests locally, you can install the development dependencies:
$ pip install -e '.[dev]'
Then run tests with pytest:
$ pytest
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