Python UserData.from_userpass_pair Examples

Example #1

File: test_user_data.py Project: rmayhue/sxclient

def test_from_userpass_pair(credentials):
    expected = (
        b'\x0b\xee\xc7\xb5\xea?\x0f\xdb\xc9]\r\xd4\x7f<[\xc2u\xda\x8a3' +
        b'|T8\xa2\xd5\xa6\xf1\x08\xb6%\x82\x15\x9d\xbc\xbd\xb7g\x17\xa0\xfc' +
        b'\x00\x00')
    user_data = UserData.from_userpass_pair(*credentials)
    assert user_data.key == expected

Example #2

File: core.py Project: s3vdev/sxconsole-lite

def test_create_key(api):
    username = '******'
    password = '******'
    key = UserData.from_userpass_pair(username, password,
                                      api.get_cluster_uuid()).key
    key = key[20:40].encode('hex')
    assert core.create_key(username, password) == key

Example #3

File: core.py Project: skylable/sxconsole-lite

def create_key(email, password):
    """Convert given data to a sx-usable auth key."""
    uuid = api.get_cluster_uuid()
    key = UserData.from_userpass_pair(email, password, uuid).key
    return key[20:40].encode('hex')  # Return private part only

Example #4

def create_key(email, password):
    """Convert given data to a sx-usable auth key."""
    uuid = api.get_cluster_uuid()
    key = UserData.from_userpass_pair(email, password, uuid).key
    return key[20:40].encode('hex')  # Return private part only