Python PhoneDevice.verify_token Examples

Example #1

File: tests.py Project: zonnepanelendelen/django-two-factor-auth

 def test_verify(self):
     for no_digits in (6, 8):
         with self.settings(TWO_FACTOR_TOTP_DIGITS=no_digits):
             device = PhoneDevice(key=random_hex().decode())
             self.assertFalse(device.verify_token(-1))
             self.assertFalse(device.verify_token('foobar'))
             self.assertTrue(device.verify_token(totp(device.bin_key, digits=no_digits)))

Example #2

File: tests.py Project: Parasail-Health/django-two-factor-auth

 def test_verify(self):
     for no_digits in (6, 8):
         with self.settings(TWO_FACTOR_TOTP_DIGITS=no_digits):
             device = PhoneDevice(key=random_hex().decode())
             self.assertFalse(device.verify_token(-1))
             self.assertFalse(device.verify_token('foobar'))
             self.assertTrue(device.verify_token(totp(device.bin_key, digits=no_digits)))

Example #3

File: tests.py Project: myfreecomm/django-two-factor-auth

 def test_verify_token_as_string(self):
     """
     The field used to read the token may be a CharField,
     so the PhoneDevice must be able to validate tokens
     read as strings
     """
     device = PhoneDevice(key=random_hex().decode())
     self.assertTrue(device.verify_token(str(totp(device.bin_key))))

Example #4

File: tests.py Project: charford/django-two-factor-auth

 def test_verify_token_as_string(self):
     """
     The field used to read the token may be a CharField,
     so the PhoneDevice must be able to validate tokens
     read as strings
     """
     device = PhoneDevice(key=random_hex().decode())
     self.assertTrue(device.verify_token(str(totp(device.bin_key))))

Example #5

File: tests.py Project: zonnepanelendelen/django-two-factor-auth

 def test_verify_token_as_string(self):
     """
     The field used to read the token may be a CharField,
     so the PhoneDevice must be able to validate tokens
     read as strings
     """
     for no_digits in (6, 8):
         with self.settings(TWO_FACTOR_TOTP_DIGITS=no_digits):
             device = PhoneDevice(key=random_hex().decode())
             self.assertTrue(device.verify_token(str(totp(device.bin_key, digits=no_digits))))

Example #6

File: tests.py Project: Parasail-Health/django-two-factor-auth

 def test_verify_token_as_string(self):
     """
     The field used to read the token may be a CharField,
     so the PhoneDevice must be able to validate tokens
     read as strings
     """
     for no_digits in (6, 8):
         with self.settings(TWO_FACTOR_TOTP_DIGITS=no_digits):
             device = PhoneDevice(key=random_hex().decode())
             self.assertTrue(device.verify_token(str(totp(device.bin_key, digits=no_digits))))

Example #7

File: tests.py Project: myfreecomm/django-two-factor-auth

 def test_verify(self):
     device = PhoneDevice(key=random_hex().decode())
     self.assertFalse(device.verify_token(-1))
     self.assertTrue(device.verify_token(totp(device.bin_key)))

Example #8

File: tests.py Project: charford/django-two-factor-auth

 def test_verify(self):
     device = PhoneDevice(key=random_hex().decode())
     self.assertFalse(device.verify_token(-1))
     self.assertTrue(device.verify_token(totp(device.bin_key)))