You find some extra informations about AuthKit in "Przewodnik po
Pylons 0.9.7" here[http://tiny.pl/vn2t]
But the way to solve your problem is the most simple User Authkit
class:
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from authkit.permissions import *
from pylons import session
class CustomUser(RequestPermission):
def __init__(self, accept_empty=False):
self.accept_empty = accept_empty
def check(self, app, environ, start_response):
if 'userdata' not in session or 'username' not in session
['userdata']:
raise NotAuthenticatedError('Not Authenticated')
elif self.accept_empty==False and not session['userdata']
['username']:
raise NotAuthorizedError('Not Authorized')
return app(environ, start_response)
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You simple create check() method and check inside some custom things
to make sore all is right. Then you use this class like that:
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@authorize(CustomUser())
def controller_action(self):
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If you want login user you do that in simple action controller where
you send data from form like: login or password or wathever you want.
Greetings from Poland
--
Jan Koprowski
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