stucco_auth

stucco_auth provides SQLAlchemy-backed username/password authentication for the Pyramid web framework.

What You Get

 * Versioned schema with stucco_evolution
 * SQLAlchemy-mapped User, Group, and Settings classes
 * BCRYPT password encryption with cryptacular
 * Pyramid views to login and logout
 * Traversal, not routes
 * Jinja2 templates for the views
 * Uni-Form CSS themed login form
 * YUI 3 CSS in the base template
 * 99% test coverage

What You Don't Get

 * Any express or implied warranties, including, without limitation, the implied warranties of merchantibility and fitness for a particular purpose.

Requirements

It's easy enough to add the stucco_auth views to your application by calling:

from pyramid.config import Configurator
config = Configurator(...)
config.include('stucco_auth.config')

Unfortunately, stucco_auth requires many things from a host Pyramid application before it will work properly:

 * A configured authentication and authorization policy. Login and logout views don't make sense otherwise.
 * A transaction-managed SQLAlchemy session made available as request.db
 * stucco_auth's schema instantiated into that database
 * request.session for flash messages
 * Jinja2 templating
 * A stucco_auth.interfaces.IAuthRoot instance in the resource tree. login/ and logout/ are resolved relative to this object.

The demo application, stucco_auth.main(), provides one example of how to set this up.

If you have any questions, please ask DanielHolth in IRC or on one of the Pylons mailing lists.

What is new in this release:

• Don't specify paster_plugins. need to re-evaluate template project.

What is new in version 0.3e-4:

• Fix MANIFEST.in to include the .jinja2 templates

What is new in version 0.1e-6:

• 99% test coverage

Requirements:

• pyramid
• Python