def register_post():
vm = RegisterViewModel()
vm.validate()
if vm.error:
return vm.to_dict()
user = user_service.create_user(vm.name, vm.email, vm.password)
if not user:
vm.error = "The account could not be created."
return vm.to_dict()
resp = flask.redirect('/account')
cookie_auth.set_auth(resp, user.id)
return resp
def register_post():
view_model = RegisterViewModel()
view_model.validate()
if view_model.error:
return view_model.to_dict()
user = user_service.create_user(view_model.name, view_model.email,
view_model.password)
if not user:
return view_model.to_dict()
resp = flask.redirect('/account')
cookie_auth.set_auth(resp, user.id)
return resp
def register_post():
vm = RegisterViewModel()
vm.validate()
if vm.error:
return vm.to_dict()
# Create the user (in the DB)
user = user_service.create_user(vm.name, vm.email, vm.password)
if not user:
vm.error = 'The account could not be created'
return vm.to_dict()
# Log in browser as a session
resp = flask.redirect('/account')
cookie_auth.set_auth(resp, user.id)
return resp
def register_post():
# ViewModel gets name/email/password from flask.request, checks whether they're filled out, and if so tries to
# register a user. We just interpret the results here.
# These are broken into a few calls here, although originally I had it as all in __init__. This is more clear about
# what is happening though
vm = RegisterViewModel()
vm.validate()
if vm.error:
return flask.render_template("/account/register.html", **vm.to_dict())
vm.create_user()
if vm.error:
return flask.render_template("/account/register.html", **vm.to_dict())
resp = flask.redirect("/account")
cookie_auth.set_auth(resp, vm.user.id)
return resp
def register_post():
log.notice(f"Anonymous user is registering for a new account")
vm = RegisterViewModel()
vm.validate()
if vm.error:
log.notice(f"User could not create account, error: {vm.error}.")
return vm.to_dict()
user = user_service.create_user(vm.name, vm.email, vm.password)
if not user:
vm.error = 'The account could not be created'
log.notice(f"User could not create account, error: {vm.error}.")
return vm.to_dict()
resp = flask.redirect('/account')
cookie_auth.set_auth(resp, user.id)
log.notice(f"User SUCCESSFULLY created account: {user.name} - {user.email}.")
return resp
def register_get():
vm = RegisterViewModel()
return vm.to_dict()