from flask_unchained import (controller, resource, func, include, prefix, get,
delete, post, patch, put, rule)
from .views import SiteController
from flask_unchained.bundles.oauth.views import OAuthController
from flask_unchained.bundles.security import SecurityController, UserResource
routes = lambda: [
controller(SiteController),
controller('/auth',
SecurityController,
rules=[
get('/confirm/<token>', SecurityController.confirm_email),
get('/reset-password/<token>', SecurityController.
reset_password),
]),
include('flask_unchained.bundles.admin.routes'),
prefix('/auth', [controller(OAuthController)]),
prefix('/api/v1', [
controller(
'/auth',
SecurityController,
rules=[
get('/check-auth-token',
SecurityController.check_auth_token,
only_if=True),
post('/login', SecurityController.login),
get('/logout', SecurityController.logout),
post('/send-confirmation-email', SecurityController.
send_confirmation_email),
post('/forgot-password', SecurityController.forgot_password),
from flask_unchained import controller, get, post, prefix, resource
from flask_unchained.bundles.security import SecurityController, UserResource
from .views import SiteController
routes = lambda: [
controller('/', SecurityController),
controller('/', SiteController),
# normally all these api endpoint renames wouldn't be necessary, but we
# need it here to not conflict with the HTML SecurityController routes
controller('/auth',
SecurityController,
rules=[
get('/reset-password/<token>',
SecurityController.reset_password,
endpoint='security_api.reset_password'),
]),
prefix('/api/v1', [
controller('/auth',
SecurityController,
rules=[
get('/check-auth-token',
SecurityController.check_auth_token,
only_if=True),
post('/login',
SecurityController.login,
endpoint='security_api.login'),
get('/logout',
SecurityController.logout,
endpoint='security_api.logout'),