I am looking to create a module in my app that will have a
authentication class with methods to check if the user is logged-in
and such.
I wish to use session, request, redirect, etc. However, importing
gluon doesn't seem to expose those methods.
With the code below I keep getting an error that tells me "NameError:
global name 'redirect' is not defined"
Also, could someone give me a link to the python doc that explains the
use of @ such as
@cache...
def myfunc(): ...
my code:
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from gluon.storage import Storage
from gluon.html import *
from gluon.http import *
from gluon.validators import *
from gluon.sqlhtml import *
class auth:
"""
@auth.requires_login('index')
def userHomePage(): ...
"""
def __init__(self, a_request, a_response, a_session, a_cache, a_T,
a_db):
self.auth_request = a_request
self.auth_response = a_response
self.auth_session = a_session
self.auth_cache = a_cache
self.auth_T = a_T
self.auth_db = a_db
def requires_login(self, value):
if(not self.auth_session.c__logged_in):
redirect(URL(r=self.auth_request, c='root', f=value,
vars=self.auth_request.vars))
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