Encrypted cookie support for Tornado Web Server
License
This software is under the MIT License
Requirements
PyCrypto
Tornado
Please file a bug for version issues. Tested on Python 3.2.
Encryption
Encryption is done using AES256 with a 32 byte block.
Example
Handler
from tornadoencookie.encookie import EncookieMixin
class MyHandler(tornado.web.RequestHandler, EncookieMixin):
def get(self):
#Get a cookie
self.encookie.get_cookie('hello')
#Get a secure cookie
self.encookie.get_secure_cookie('hello')
#Set a regular cookie
self.encookie.set_cookie('hi', 'there')
#Set a secure cookie
self.encookie.set_secure_cookie('hello', 'Timmy')Configuration
application = tornado.web.Application([
(r'/', MyHandler),
], **{
'encookie_secret': 'iamthecookiemons',
},
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