Python serialize_settings Examples

Example #1

File: test_utils.py Project: XTech2K/osf.io

 def test_serialize_settings_disabled(self):
     user = AuthUserFactory()
     settings = serialize_settings(Auth(user))
     assert_false(settings['is_enabled'])
     assert_false(settings['is_confirmed'])
     assert_equal(settings['secret'], None)
     assert_equal(settings['drift'], None)

Example #2

File: test_utils.py Project: wearpants/osf.io

 def test_serialize_settings_disabled(self):
     user = AuthUserFactory()
     settings = serialize_settings(Auth(user))
     assert_false(settings['is_enabled'])
     assert_false(settings['is_confirmed'])
     assert_equal(settings['secret'], None)
     assert_equal(settings['drift'], None)

Example #3

File: test_utils.py Project: XTech2K/osf.io

 def test_serialize_settings_enabled_and_confirmed(self):
     self.user_addon.is_confirmed = True
     self.user_addon.save()
     settings = serialize_settings(Auth(self.user))
     assert_true(settings['is_enabled'])
     assert_true(settings['is_confirmed'])
     assert_equal(settings['secret'], self.user_addon.totp_secret_b32)
     assert_equal(settings['drift'], self.user_addon.totp_drift)

Example #4

File: test_utils.py Project: wearpants/osf.io

 def test_serialize_settings_enabled_and_confirmed(self):
     self.user_addon.is_confirmed = True
     self.user_addon.save()
     settings = serialize_settings(Auth(self.user))
     assert_true(settings['is_enabled'])
     assert_true(settings['is_confirmed'])
     assert_equal(settings['secret'], self.user_addon.totp_secret_b32)
     assert_equal(settings['drift'], self.user_addon.totp_drift)

Example #5

File: views.py Project: 545zhou/osf.io

def twofactor_enable(auth, *args, **kwargs):
    user = auth.user

    if user.has_addon('twofactor'):
        return HTTPError(http.BAD_REQUEST, data=dict(message_long='This user already has two-factor enabled'))

    user.add_addon('twofactor', auth=auth)
    user_addon = user.get_addon('twofactor')
    user_addon.save()
    user.save()
    return {
        'result': serialize_settings(auth),
    }

Example #6

File: views.py Project: dplorimer/osf

def twofactor_enable(auth, *args, **kwargs):
    user = auth.user

    if user.has_addon('twofactor'):
        return HTTPError(
            http.BAD_REQUEST,
            data=dict(message_long='This user already has two-factor enabled'))

    user.add_addon('twofactor', auth=auth)
    user_addon = user.get_addon('twofactor')
    user_addon.save()
    user.save()
    return {
        'result': serialize_settings(auth),
    }

Example #7

File: views.py Project: dplorimer/osf

def twofactor_settings_get(auth, *args, **kwargs):
    return {
        'result': serialize_settings(auth),
    }

Example #8

File: views.py Project: 545zhou/osf.io

def twofactor_settings_get(auth, *args, **kwargs):
    return {
        'result': serialize_settings(auth),
    }