pyramid_fullauth 0.4 - python3 and few fixes
I've just released version 0.4 of my pyramid extension, pyramid_fullauth. It's goal is to allow to add authentication abilities - both password- and social-based authentication - to pyramid based apps by the means of configuration mostly.
This version comes with limited python3 compatibility, and two bugfixes.
Python 3
Basic pyramid_fullauth functionality works on all python versions, except for social/oauth2 authentication. Unfortunately, that's due to oauth2 package and as it follows velruse, which is being used under the hood.
I'll be looking at other options in the future, but for now, I've decided to release as much as I could as python3-able, even if a bit-limited. On python 2 everything works as before.
Other changes
Main bugfix in this release is that email field will behave case insensitive from now on, no matter what database backend You're using. It was omitted by me previously, as I was using the package more thoroughly against mysql, and the case-sensitivity took it's tool on other backends such as postgres or even sqlite. As I had no test for that case as well, I haven't realized till ddamoursNRC pointed it out.
Please make sure Your data is unique enough, as the changed code operates on SQLAlchemy's comparator and hybrid properties that are lowering all input for email and new_email fields. This is done both while setting new value, reading old, or issuing a SQL query
The other change is a change adjusting the code to pyramid deprecating the use of pyramid.security.authenticated_userid in favour to Request.authenticated_userid.
Links
Links where pyramid_fullauth can be found:
