pyramid_persona let you quickly set up authentication using persona on your pyramid project. It aims at giving as much as possible with as little configuration as possible, while still letting you customize if you want.
Very basic usage
First of all, include pyramid_persona. Add this in your project configuration
config.include("pyramid_persona")
Then, we need two little lines in your config files : a secret used to sign cookies, and the audience, the hostname and port of your website (this is needed for security reasons):
persona.secret = This is some secret string persona.audience = http://localhost:6543
There, we’re done. We now have a nice forbidden view with a persona login button.
Less basic usage
pyramid_persona also provides you a way to easily put a login or logout button on your pages. To do so, you need to include jquery, the persona library, and some application-specific in your heads. The application specific javascript can be accessed as request.persona_js.
Then, you can add the button in your page. request.persona_button provides a login if the user is not logged in, and a logout button if they are.
A basic page might be (using mako)
<html>
<head>
<script type="text/javascript" src="//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.8.2/jquery.min.js"></script>
<script src="https://browserid.org/include.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">${request.persona_js}</script>
</head>
<body>
Hello ${user}
${request.persona_button}
</body>
</html>
What it does
Here is, in details, what including pyramid_persona does :
it defines an authentication policy, an authorization policy, and a session factory (this is needed for csrf protection, and is why we need a secret). Defaults are SessionAuthenticationPolicy, ACLAuthorizationPolicy and UnencryptedCookieSessionFactoryConfig. You can override it if you prefer.
it adds a persona_js request attribute containing the javascript code needed to make persona work.
it adds a persona_button request attribute containing html code for quickly putting a login button.
it defines the /login and /logout views to handle the persona workflow.
it defines a basic forbidden view with a login button.
Configuration
You can override any policy or view defined by pyramid_persona by defining them the usual way.
pyramid_persona defines the following settings :
- persona.secret
A secret string used to sign cookies. Required only if you do not defined another session factory.
- persona.audience
The protocol, domain name, and port of your site, as defined in the persona documentation. Required.
- persona.login_route
The login route name. Optional, default is ‘login’.
- persona.login_path
The login route path. Optional, default is ‘/login’.
- persona.logout_route
The logout route name. Optional, default is ‘logout’.
- persona.logout_path
The logout route path. Optional, default is ‘/logout’.
Contact
This project is made by Georges Dubus (@georgesdubus). Bug reports and pull requests are welcome.
1.0
Initial version
1 maintainer
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