pyusermanager 2.0.2

Some Functions to manage a User Database and do stuff with it!

pyusermanager

a user management libary for web services or other stuff

1. Info

This Project is aimed to simplify building apis which require User authentification

1.2 Table of Contents

• 1. Info
  • 1.2 Table of Contents
• 2. Features
• 3. Plans for the Future
• 4. Documentation Status
  • 4.1 General
  • 4.2 Modules
• 5. Quickstart
• 6. Changelog

2. Features

• login
• registration
• Token generation
• Token Verification
• Different Token Types
  • Auth_Token -> Used for user verification
  • ResetCode -> Used to auth password Resets
  • ActivationCode -> Used to activate user Accounts
• Custom Exceptions
  • MissingUserExceptions
  • NotInitedException
  • AlreadyExistsException
  • TokenMissingException

3. Plans for the Future

• Refactor db_functions.py (v.2.0.0)
• Custom Return Object instead of dicts
• fix Code Smells
• implement token verification for other tokens than auth_token
• implement propper logging (v.2.1.0)
• writing Tests
  • Token Module
  • Config Module
  • Perm Module
  • UserFunctions
  • Login Functions

4. Documentation Status

4.1 General

• Created readthedocs page
• How to Install
• How to Use

4.2 Modules

• uth_type_enum
• custom_exceptions
• data_classes
• ldap_stuff
• login_class
• perms_class
• user_funcs
• Token
  • token_base_class
  • token_auth_class
  • token_reset_class
  • token_activation_class
• Config
• config_base_class
• config_ad_class
• config_db_class
• config_general_class

5. Quickstart

from pyusermanager import *
from pyusermanager.Config import *
from pyusermanager.Config.db_providers import *
import pyusermanager.Token as Token

# Create DB-Config
db_cfg = MYSQL_Provider(
    host="127.0.0.1", port=3306, user="test", passwd="test1234", db="users"
)
# setup general config
cfg = General_Config(auto_activate_accounts=False)
# connect to db
cfg.bind(db_cfg)

#creating user
try:
    user(cfg, "testuser").create("password")
except PyUserExceptions.AlreadyExistsException:
    print("user already exists")

#if login was successfull we want to create an auth token and print it
if login(cfg,'testuser','password'):
    token = Token.Auth(cfg,username="testuser")
    token.create("127.0.0.1",valid_days=1)
    print(f"Token: {token.token}")

testtoken = Token.Auth(cfg,token=token.token)
print(f"trying to verify Token: {testtoken.token}\nreturnes: {testtoken.verify('127.0.0.1')}")

#creating a perm and assigning it to a user
testperm = Perm(cfg,"testperm")
testperm.create()
print(f"tyring to assign it to testuser: {testperm.assign_to_user('testuser')}")

more example can be found in howtouse.py

6. Changelog

v2.0.2 (git) (pypi)

Changed

• auth_token now updates last_login attribute in database

v2.0.1 (git) (pypi)

Changed

• alot of rewrites
• please look at the howtouse.py and documentation!

v1.0.5 (git) (pypi)

Changed

• get_extended_info not takes an extra optional arg (include_email) if its not None it will return the user email in the user_dict