This should really go in documentation ;) On Friday, February 13, 2015 at 5:19:33 AM UTC-5, mcamel wrote: > > Cool!. > > It works perfectlly on controllers files, but causes infinite recursion in > auth model file. > > So if you want to apply it to your whole app, writing it once and in one > place, this can be used in auth model, after defining auth: > > if request.url != auth.settings.login_url: > auth.requires_login()(lambda: None)() > > Thanks! > > > El viernes, 13 de febrero de 2015, 0:35:52 (UTC+1), Anthony escribió: >> >> A decorator is just a special type of function that takes a callable and >> returns another callable. You typically use it via the "@" syntax, but you >> don't have to use it that way. >> >> @auth.requires_login() >> def myfunc(): >> return dict() >> >> is equivalent to: >> >> def myfunc(): >> return dict() >> myfunc = auth.requires_login()(myfunc) >> >> You are simply passing myfunc to a function and getting back a new >> function. >> >> In this case, we don't really have a function to decorate, so we just >> pass in a dummy function (i.e., lambda: None). What we really want is for >> auth.requires_login() to execute its redirect logic in case the user isn't >> logged in. Otherwise, it should just do nothing and move on. >> >> Anthony >> >> On Thursday, February 12, 2015 at 4:29:42 PM UTC-5, Tom Campbell wrote: >>> >>> To take advantage of the decorators at a file level, you can also do >>>> this at the top level of a file: >>>> >>>> auth.requires_login()(lambda: None)() >>>> >>>> The decorators ultimately call auth.requires, which itself returns a >>>> decorator. The above passes a dummy function to that decorator and then >>>> simply calls it. Note, you don't prepend with "@" in this case, as you are >>>> not decorating a Python function. >>>> >>>> I think that's brilliant... but I don't quite understand. Without the >>> decorators how to the functions in the file get forced to go through >>> auth.requires_login()? >>> >>
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