flask-security

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Tristan Escalada 1731891113 Re-adding current_user

passing current_user from flask-login to __init__.py

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docs

Fix #3

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example

decorators for basic http auth and token auth

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flask_security

Re-adding current_user

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tests

Polish up some code and add some signals

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.gitignore

Random fixes

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.gitmodules

Added a bunch of code documentation

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CHANGES

Add change note

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LICENSE

Random fixes

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MANIFEST.in

First code commit

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README

Minimal README. No need to maintain a README when online docs do the trick

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setup.py

Specify dependency versions in setup.py

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README

Flask-Security
==============

Simple security for Flask applications combining Flask-Login, Flask-Principal, 
Flask-WTF, passlib, and your choice of datastore. Currently SQLAlchemy via 
Flask-SQLAlchemy and MongoEngine via Flask-MongoEngine are supported out of the 
box. You will need to install the necessary Flask extensions that you'll be 
using. Additionally, you may need to install an encryption library such as 
py-bcrypt to support bcrypt passwords.

Documentation: http://packages.python.org/Flask-Security/