Add resource Authentication to /auth. A user
will request a token with their base64 creds
(typical HTTPBasicAuth) to /auth. Further,
the username part of the base64 creds should
be the token, whereas the password's value is
completely ignored.
Using application context for user/database
stuff in Authentication.
Some requests need to use this flask.g application
context for user. I'll leave that to QA to find out
hehehehe.
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Add resource Authentication to /auth. A user will request a token with their base64 creds (typical HTTPBasicAuth) to /auth. Further, the username part of the base64 creds should be the token, whereas the password's value is completely ignored.
Using application context for user/database stuff in Authentication.
Some requests need to use this flask.g application context for user. I'll leave that to QA to find out hehehehe.