mountaineer-auth 0.2.1

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mountaineer-auth

mountaineer-auth is a opinionated login package you can use to get up and running asap with a Mountaineer webapp. It's secure and has been used in the wild for the last two years.

Each user registers with their email and password. You handle appropriate authorization on your routes to determine what user is allowed where. We handle all lifecycle: login, signup, password reset, JWT tokens, etc.

• Beautifully designed registration and login flows
• First-class primitive for admin users
• Dependency injection functions to quickly validate users before they hit your routes
• All self-hosted for fast performance on your infra

Getting Started

This guide assumes that you're using the full mountaineer ecosystem: iceaxe for database models, waymark for backend workflows, mountaineer-cloud for email sending, etc. Add the models to a file like models/auth.py:

from mountaineer_auth.models import (
    UserAuthMixin,
)
from mountaineer_auth.models import (
    VerificationState as VerificationStateBase,
)

class User(UserAuthMixin):
    pass

class VerificationState(VerificationStateBase):
    pass

Add the controllers to your app.py:

from fastapi import Request, status
from fastapi.responses import RedirectResponse

from mountaineer_auth import controllers as auth_controllers
from mountaineer_auth import emails as auth_emails
from mountaineer_auth.exceptions import UnauthorizedError

controller = AppController(...)

controller.register(auth_controllers.LoginController(post_login_redirect="/app"))
controller.register(auth_controllers.SignupController(post_signup_redirect="/app"))
controller.register(auth_controllers.LogoutController(post_logout_redirect="/"))
controller.register(auth_controllers.ForgotPasswordController())
controller.register(auth_controllers.VerifyController())

# Optional, if you want email support
controller.register(auth_emails.VerifyEmailController())
controller.register(auth_emails.ForgotPasswordEmailController())

# If an unauthorized error is thrown in runtime, redirect to the login page
async def handle_unauthorized(request: Request, exc: UnauthorizedError):
    return RedirectResponse(
        status_code=status.HTTP_307_TEMPORARY_REDIRECT,
        url=f"/auth/login?after_login={request.url}",
    )

controller.app.exception_handler(UnauthorizedError)(handle_unauthorized)

Testing

make test starts a disposable Postgres instance from docker-compose.test.yml, runs the pytest suite, and tears the database down afterwards.

Development

If you update the admin UI files, you'll need to build the artifacts for inclusion in the published library. We do this automatically when distributing through CI, so this is just when you're making changes and testing locally:

uv run build-auth