def create_user(self,
username,
name,
password,
email,
is_active=False,
is_staff=False,
is_superuser=False):
user = User(username=username,
name=name,
password=self.hasher.encrypt(password),
is_active=is_active,
is_staff=is_staff,
is_superuser=is_superuser)
user.last_login = datetime.datetime.now()
self.db.add(user)
email_object = Email(email=email,
user=user,
primary=True,
verified=False)
self.db.add(email_object)
# flush the db now so user.id is available
self.db.flush()
return user
def add_email(self,
user_id,
email_address,
primary=None,
verified=False,
public=False):
user = self.get_user(user_id)
# If primary is None, then we're going to auto detect whether this should be the
# primary address or not. The basic rule is that if the user doesn't already
# have a primary address, then the address we're adding now is going to be
# set to their primary.
if primary is None:
primary = True if user.primary_email is None else False
email = Email(
email=email_address,
user=user,
primary=primary,
verified=verified,
public=public,
)
self.db.add(email)
self.db.flush() # flush the db now so email.id is available
return email
def add_email(self, user_id, email_address, primary=False, verified=False):
user = self.get_user(user_id)
email = Email(
email=email_address, user=user, primary=primary, verified=verified
)
self.db.add(email)
self.db.flush() # flush the db now so email.id is available
return email
def test_has_primary_verified_email(self, db_session, email, verified, allowed):
user = DBUserFactory.create()
if email:
e = Email(email=email, user=user, primary=True, verified=verified)
db_session.add(e)
db_session.flush()
assert user.has_primary_verified_email == allowed
def test_two_factor_provisioning_allowed(self, db_session, email, verified,
allowed):
user = DBUserFactory.create()
if email:
e = Email(email=email, user=user, primary=True, verified=verified)
db_session.add(e)
db_session.flush()
assert user.two_factor_provisioning_allowed == allowed
def user_add_email(request):
user = request.db.query(User).get(request.matchdict["user_id"])
form = EmailForm(request.POST)
if form.validate():
email = Email(
email=form.email.data,
user=user,
primary=form.primary.data,
verified=form.verified.data,
)
request.db.add(email)
request.session.flash(f"Added email for user {user.username!r}",
queue="success")
return HTTPSeeOther(
request.route_path("admin.user.detail", user_id=user.id))
def add_email(
self,
user_id,
email_address,
ip_address,
primary=None,
verified=False,
public=False,
):
# Check to make sure that we haven't hitten the rate limit for this IP
if not self.ratelimiters["email.add"].test(ip_address):
self._metrics.increment(
"warehouse.email.add.ratelimited",
tags=["ratelimiter:email.add"],
)
raise TooManyEmailsAdded(
resets_in=self.ratelimiters["email.add"].resets_in(ip_address))
user = self.get_user(user_id)
# If primary is None, then we're going to auto detect whether this should be the
# primary address or not. The basic rule is that if the user doesn't already
# have a primary address, then the address we're adding now is going to be
# set to their primary.
if primary is None:
primary = True if user.primary_email is None else False
email = Email(
email=email_address,
user=user,
primary=primary,
verified=verified,
public=public,
)
self.db.add(email)
self.db.flush() # flush the db now so email.id is available
self.ratelimiters["email.add"].hit(ip_address)
self._metrics.increment("warehouse.email.add.ok")
return email
def create_user(self,
username,
name,
password,
email,
is_active=False,
is_staff=False,
is_superuser=False):
user = User(username=username,
name=name,
password=password,
is_active=is_active,
is_staff=is_staff,
is_superuser=is_superuser)
user.last_login = datetime.datetime.now()
self.db.add(user)
email_object = Email(email=email,
user=user,
primary=True,
verified=False)
self.db.add(email_object)
return user