pluserable.schemas module

Colander and Deform schemas.

class pluserable.schemas.EmailLoginSchema(*args, **kw)

Bases: deform.schema.CSRFSchema

For login, some apps just use email and have no username column.

class pluserable.schemas.EmailProfileSchema(*args, **kw)

Bases: deform.schema.CSRFSchema

class pluserable.schemas.EmailRegisterSchema(*args, **kw)

Bases: deform.schema.CSRFSchema

class pluserable.schemas.EmailResetPasswordSchema(*args, **kw)

Bases: deform.schema.CSRFSchema

class pluserable.schemas.ForgotPasswordSchema(*args, **kw)

Bases: deform.schema.CSRFSchema

class pluserable.schemas.UsernameLoginSchema(*args, **kw)

Bases: deform.schema.CSRFSchema

class pluserable.schemas.UsernameProfileSchema(*args, **kw)

Bases: deform.schema.CSRFSchema

class pluserable.schemas.UsernameRegisterSchema(*args, **kw)

Bases: deform.schema.CSRFSchema

class pluserable.schemas.UsernameResetPasswordSchema(*args, **kw)

Bases: deform.schema.CSRFSchema

pluserable.schemas.email_domain_allowed(node, val)

Colander validator that blocks configured email domains.

pluserable.schemas.email_exists(node, val)

Colander validator that ensures a User exists with the email.

pluserable.schemas.get_checked_password_node(description='Your password must be harder than a dictionary word or proper name!', **kw)

pluserable.schemas.get_email_node(validator=None, description=None)

Return a reusable email address node for Colander schemas.

pluserable.schemas.get_username_creation_node(title='User name', description='Name with which you will log in', validator=None)

Return a reusable username node for Colander schemas.

pluserable.schemas.unique_email(node, val)

Colander validator that ensures the email does not exist.

pluserable.schemas.unique_username(node, val)

Colander validator that ensures the username does not exist.

pluserable.schemas.unix_username(node, value)

Colander validator that ensures the username is alphanumeric.

pluserable.schemas.username_does_not_contain_at(node, value)

Ensure the username does not contain an @ character.

This is important because the system can be configured to accept an email or a username in the same field at login time, so the presence or absence of the @ tells us whether it is an email address.

This Colander validator is not being used by default. We are using the unix_username validator which does more. But we are keeping this validator here in case someone wishes to use it instead of unix_username.