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Matt Wright ed7beb529a First commit of refactored code and removed default models. Now meant to provide models from app level, not within Flask-Security

2012-04-30 19:34:04 -04:00

Fix #3

2012-04-26 11:35:24 -03:00

First commit of refactored code and removed default models. Now meant to provide models from app level, not within Flask-Security

2012-04-30 19:34:04 -04:00

First commit of refactored code and removed default models. Now meant to provide models from app level, not within Flask-Security

2012-04-30 19:34:04 -04:00

First commit of refactored code and removed default models. Now meant to provide models from app level, not within Flask-Security

2012-04-30 19:34:04 -04:00

.gitignore

Random fixes

2012-03-27 14:26:45 -04:00

.gitmodules

Added a bunch of code documentation

2012-03-12 17:07:21 -04:00

CHANGES

Add change note

2012-04-27 13:44:14 -04:00

LICENSE

Random fixes

2012-03-27 14:26:45 -04:00

MANIFEST.in

First code commit

2012-03-08 16:03:53 -05:00

README

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

2012-03-13 20:23:07 -04:00

setup.py

Update dev version

2012-04-27 14:04:08 -04:00

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/