James #11
James #11
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Please fix style errors.
Will also need to figure out merge conflicts with @anhphung97's PR>
| URL = 'doc.json' | ||
| db_users = handle.users_database | ||
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| class Course: |
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If you want an ODM layer to automatically translate Python classes into Mongo documents, I recommend mongoengine. It'll be a lot easier than rolling your own custom thing.
| app = Flask(__name__) | ||
| URL = 'doc.json' |
| if not posts.find_one({"call_number": course["CallNumber"]}): | ||
| units = course["NumFixedUnits"] | ||
| if units: | ||
| units = "{}.{}".format(units[1], units[2]) |
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| return "loaded" |
| app = Flask(__name__) | ||
| URL = 'doc.json' | ||
| db_users = handle.users_database |
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This is 🙅. The users_database is meant for authenticating access to mongo itself, not for authenticating users to the app. I would recommend looking into WTForms or something for the password authentication (or better yet, just use OAuth).
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| def is_correct_password(name, password): | ||
| user = db_users.login_info.find_one({"username" : name}) | ||
| if user["password"] == password: |
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would recommend using bcrypt before storing your passwords
https://pypi.python.org/pypi/bcrypt/3.1.0
added backend functionality and some extra testing functions