def reset(self):
"""Once deactivated, allow for changing the password via activation key"""
rdict = self.R.matchdict
params = self.R.params
# This is an initial request to show the activation form.
username = rdict.get('username', None)
activation_key = rdict.get('reset_key', None)
user = ActivationMgr.get_user(username, activation_key)
if user is None:
# just 404 if we don't have an activation code for this user
raise HTTPNotFound()
if 'code' in params:
# This is a posted form with the activation, attempt to unlock the
# user's account.
username = params.get('username', None)
activation = params.get('code', None)
password = params.get('new_password', None)
new_username = params.get('new_username', None)
error = None
if not UserMgr.acceptable_password(password):
# Set an error message to the template.
error = "Come on, pick a real password please."
else:
res = ActivationMgr.activate_user(username, activation,
password)
if res:
# success so respond nicely
# AuthLog.reactivate(username, success=True, code=activation)
# if there's a new username and it's not the same as our current
# username, update it
if new_username and new_username != username:
try:
user = UserMgr.get(username=username)
user.username = new_username
except IntegrityError, exc:
error = 'There was an issue setting your new username'
else:
# AuthLog.reactivate(username, success=False, code=activation)
error = 'There was an issue attempting to activate this account.'
def reset(self):
"""Once deactivated, allow for changing the password via activation key"""
rdict = self.R.matchdict
params = self.R.params
# This is an initial request to show the activation form.
username = rdict.get("username", None)
activation_key = rdict.get("reset_key", None)
user = ActivationMgr.get_user(username, activation_key)
if user is None:
# just 404 if we don't have an activation code for this user
raise HTTPNotFound()
if "code" in params:
# This is a posted form with the activation, attempt to unlock the
# user's account.
username = params.get("username", None)
activation = params.get("code", None)
password = params.get("new_password", None)
new_username = params.get("new_username", None)
error = None
if not UserMgr.acceptable_password(password):
# Set an error message to the template.
error = "Come on, pick a real password please."
else:
res = ActivationMgr.activate_user(username, activation, password)
if res:
# success so respond nicely
# AuthLog.reactivate(username, success=True, code=activation)
# if there's a new username and it's not the same as our current
# username, update it
if new_username and new_username != username:
try:
user = UserMgr.get(username=username)
user.username = new_username
except IntegrityError, exc:
error = "There was an issue setting your new username"
else:
# AuthLog.reactivate(username, success=False, code=activation)
error = "There was an issue attempting to activate this account."
def signup_process(self):
"""Process the signup request
If there are any errors drop to the same template with the error
information.
"""
with ResponseHTTP(response=self.R.response) as t:
# request.response.status_code = 401
params = self.R.params
email = params.get('email', None)
password = params.get('password', None)
_in = u'Failed'
if not email:
# if still no email, I give up!
message = 'Please supply an email address to sign up.'
code, status = ResponseHTTP.NOT_AUTHORIZED
elif UserMgr.get(email=email):
message = 'The user has already signed up.'
code, status = ResponseHTTP.NOT_AUTHORIZED
elif not UserMgr.acceptable_password(password):
# @Surya
# Custom case exception for not use email activation
# Set an error message to the template.
message = 'Come on, pick a real password please.'
code, status = ResponseHTTP.NOT_AUTHORIZED
else:
_in = u'success'
# set default allowed scopes untuk client / member
new_user = UserMgr.signup_user(email, 'signup',
['member:basic'])
activation = new_user.activation.code
res = ActivationMgr.activate_user(new_user.username,
activation, password)
if new_user:
code, status = ResponseHTTP.OK
# then this user is able to invite someone
# log it
# AuthLog.reactivate(new_user.username)
# and then send an email notification
# @todo the email side of things
# settings = self.R.registry.settings
# Add a queue job to send the user a notification email.
# tasks.email_signup_user.delay(
# new_user.email,
# "Enable your Bookie account",
# settings,
# request.route_url(
# 'reset',
# username=new_user.username,
# reset_key=new_user.activation.code
# )
# )
# And let the user know they're signed up.
message = 'Thank you for signing up from: ' + new_user.email
else:
code, status = ResponseHTTP.BAD_REQUEST
message = 'There was an unknown error signing up.'
return t.to_json(_in, message=message, code=code, status=status)
def signup_process(self):
"""Process the signup request
If there are any errors drop to the same template with the error
information.
"""
with ResponseHTTP(response=self.R.response) as t:
# request.response.status_code = 401
params = self.R.params
email = params.get("email", None)
password = params.get("password", None)
_in = u"Failed"
if not email:
# if still no email, I give up!
message = "Please supply an email address to sign up."
code, status = ResponseHTTP.NOT_AUTHORIZED
elif UserMgr.get(email=email):
message = "The user has already signed up."
code, status = ResponseHTTP.NOT_AUTHORIZED
elif not UserMgr.acceptable_password(password):
# @Surya
# Custom case exception for not use email activation
# Set an error message to the template.
message = "Come on, pick a real password please."
code, status = ResponseHTTP.NOT_AUTHORIZED
else:
_in = u"success"
# set default allowed scopes untuk client / member
new_user = UserMgr.signup_user(email, "signup", ["member:basic"])
activation = new_user.activation.code
res = ActivationMgr.activate_user(new_user.username, activation, password)
if new_user:
code, status = ResponseHTTP.OK
# then this user is able to invite someone
# log it
# AuthLog.reactivate(new_user.username)
# and then send an email notification
# @todo the email side of things
# settings = self.R.registry.settings
# Add a queue job to send the user a notification email.
# tasks.email_signup_user.delay(
# new_user.email,
# "Enable your Bookie account",
# settings,
# request.route_url(
# 'reset',
# username=new_user.username,
# reset_key=new_user.activation.code
# )
# )
# And let the user know they're signed up.
message = "Thank you for signing up from: " + new_user.email
else:
code, status = ResponseHTTP.BAD_REQUEST
message = "There was an unknown error signing up."
return t.to_json(_in, message=message, code=code, status=status)
