Omar #3
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.coderabbit.yaml, .coderabbit.yml |
Removed the old workflow file and added new review configuration options (auto_review, auto_summarize, auto_title, max_comments, etc.). |
.github/workflows/ai-pr-reviewer.yml |
Appended a comment (# ignore error) to the OPENAI_API_KEY environment variable declaration. |
.github/workflows/flask-tests.yml |
Introduced a new workflow to deploy a Flask application to Heroku on pushes to the main branch. |
.gitignore |
Updated ignore rules by removing exclusion for YAML files in the workflow directory and adding exclusion for all files in the Bootstrap Studio directory. |
.vscode/tasks.json |
Added a new section for YAML custom tags alongside the existing C/C++ build task configuration. |
App/__init__.py, App/blueprints/user/__init__.py, App/blueprints/auth/__init__.py |
Modified login redirection and authentication logic by updating the login view, adding a global context processor, enforcing login on routes, renaming a blueprint, and adding a user loader with a new User class. |
App/static/css/login.css, App/static/css/login.scss |
Removed styles for the universal selector, header, and main sections; introduced new styles for footer and nav elements. |
App/templates/base/base.html, App/templates/base/footer.html, App/templates/base/header.html, App/templates/auth/login.html |
Updated templates by using dynamic URL generation, integrating Bootstrap (CSS and JS), overhauling the footer layout, revamping the header to a responsive nav bar, and redesigning the login page with a focused form. |
App/static/img/site.webmanifest |
Added a new web manifest file defining the app's name, icons, theme color, background color, and display properties. |
Sequence Diagram(s)
Heroku Deployment Workflow
sequenceDiagram
participant Dev as Developer
participant GitHub as GitHub Actions
participant Repo as Code Repository
participant Heroku as Heroku Platform
Dev->>GitHub: Push commit to main branch
GitHub->>GitHub: Trigger "Deploy Flask to Heroku" workflow
GitHub->>Repo: Checkout repository code
GitHub->>Python: Setup Python 3.9 environment
GitHub->>Pip: Install dependencies via pip
GitHub->>Heroku: Login and execute "git push heroku main"
Heroku-->>GitHub: Return deployment status
Authentication Flow
sequenceDiagram
participant User as User
participant App as Flask App
participant LM as Login Manager
User->>App: Request a protected resource
App->>LM: Verify authentication status
LM-->>App: User not authenticated
App->>User: Redirect to login page (auth.home)
User->>App: Submit login credentials
App->>LM: Execute load_user to validate credentials
LM-->>App: Return User instance (or None)
App->>User: Render resource with injected global context (if authenticated)
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Workflows and templates, all in a row,
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App/blueprints/user/__init__.py (1)
11-14:⚠️ Potential issueSame decorator issue in test route
Similar to the home route, the test route also incorrectly uses the
@login_manager.user_loaderdecorator.-@login_manager.user_loader @user_bp.route("/testing") def test(): return render_template('base.html')
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App/blueprints/__init__.py (1)
10-10: Auth blueprint disabled but still importedThe auth blueprint is imported on line 4 but never used now that its registration is commented out. Consider either removing the import or uncommenting the registration if the auth blueprint is still needed.
-# app.register_blueprint(auth, url_prefix='/auth') +app.register_blueprint(auth, url_prefix='/auth')Or if you're intentionally removing the auth blueprint:
-from .auth import auth +# from .auth import auth def register_blueprints(app: Flask): """Register all blueprints with the Flask application.""" app.register_blueprint(user_bp, url_prefix='/') # app.register_blueprint(blog_bp, url_prefix='/blog') # app.register_blueprint(auth, url_prefix='/auth')App/static/css/login.scss (1)
7-11: Main height reduction needs to be considered with overall layoutThe main section's min-height has been reduced from 80dvh to 60dvh, which together with the new footer (25dvh) totals 85dvh. This leaves 15dvh unaccounted for, which might be intentional but could affect the overall layout flow.
.github/workflows/ai-pr-reviewer.yml (1)
20-20:❓ Verification inconclusive
Consider addressing the underlying issue instead of ignoring it
The comment "# ignore error" suggests there's a known issue with the OPENAI_API_KEY configuration. Rather than suppressing the error, it would be better to understand and properly fix the root cause.
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It appears that the GitHub CLI command to list secrets is returning an HTTP 403 error, which means we couldn't verify whether the OPENAI_API_KEY secret is correctly configured. Instead of suppressing potential issues by adding a comment to ignore errors, please:
- Manually verify that the OPENAI_API_KEY secret is properly set up in your repository.
- Investigate the integration permissions that are causing the HTTP 403 error, as this may indicate that the GitHub Actions workflow lacks the necessary access rights.
- Once confirmed, remove or update the "# ignore error" comment to reflect the correct configuration and handling of this secret in your workflow.
App/templates/base/header.html (1)
30-32: Duplicate navigation item labelThere are two navigation items labeled "Second Item". This appears to be a duplication mistake.
- <li class="nav-item"> - <a class="nav-link" href="#">Second Item</a> - </li> + <li class="nav-item"> + <a class="nav-link" href="#">Another Item</a> + </li>App/templates/base/footer.html (3)
1-13: Services Section Enhancement
The "Services" column is clearly structured with a semantic heading and list. Consider updating the placeholder links (e.g.,href="#") to actual URLs once available to improve navigation and accessibility.
34-53: Social Media & Branding Block
This block combines the brand logo with social media icons effectively. For enhanced accessibility, consider revising the alt text of the logo (currently"Logo") to be more descriptive (e.g.,"Alpha Team logo").
55-64: Footer Bottom Section
The inclusion of a horizontal rule and the updated copyright statement adds clarity. Depending on future requirements, you might also consider linking to a privacy policy or terms of service to further enhance the footer’s utility.App/static/img/site.webmanifest (1)
1-1: Site Manifest Initial Structure
The web manifest is correctly formatted. However, the"name"and"short_name"fields are empty. Providing meaningful names here will improve the Progressive Web App (PWA) identity and user experience.App/templates/base/base.html (3)
12-15: Bootstrap CSS from CDN
The addition of the Bootstrap CSS CDN link is a solid improvement for responsive styling. Consider optionally adding theintegrityandcrossoriginattributes to the link tag for enhanced security and reliability when fetching assets from a CDN.
16-19: Bootstrap JS Bundle Inclusion
Including the Bootstrap JavaScript bundle with thedeferattribute is appropriate to ensure scripts load after HTML parsing. As with the CSS, you might consider addingintegrityandcrossoriginattributes for improved security.
42-43: JavaScript Block for Custom Scripts
Defining a{% block Js %}at the bottom allows for easy injection of custom scripts in the derived templates, which is a good practice in template design. However, the empty HTML comment on line 42 appears unnecessary and could be removed for clarity.App/static/css/Footer-Multi-Column-icons.css (1)
13-17: Extra Small Icon Class.bs-icon-xs
The.bs-icon-xsclass redefines--bs-icon-sizeand overrides the default width and height calculation. This ensures that extra small icons have a unique sizing factor (1.5× multiplier) compared to the base definition. If this difference in multiplier (as against the default 2×) is intentional for design differentiation, consider adding a comment explaining the design choice for future maintainability.
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App/static/css/login.css (2)
10-11: Layout hierarchy changes look goodThe main content area height has been reduced from 80dvh to 60dvh, which works well with the new footer that's been added.
13-14: Footer addition completes the layoutAdding a footer with a height of 25dvh complements the reduced main area (60dvh), giving a total of 85dvh for the main content sections while leaving appropriate space for other elements.
App/blueprints/user/__init__.py (1)
9-9: Template change aligns with architectural changesChanging from
auth/login.htmltobase/base.htmlmatches the architectural changes described in the PR summary, moving away from having the login page as the home route..gitignore (1)
6-6: Good addition to .gitignoreAdding the Bootstrap Studio directory to .gitignore is appropriate if these are generated files that don't need to be tracked in version control.
Question: Does this replace the previous rule for excluding GitHub workflow YAML files? If so, ensure you intend for those files to be tracked now.
App/static/css/login.scss (1)
12-14: LGTM! Footer style additionThe footer height is appropriately defined with a height of 25dvh.
.github/workflows/ai-pr-reviewer.yml (1)
1-1: Good addition of schema referenceAdding the schema reference for the yaml-language-server improves editor support for validation and autocompletion.
.vscode/tasks.json (1)
25-29: Custom YAML Tags Addition
The addition of the"yaml.customTags"section is clear and follows the JSON format. This enhancement extends task configuration without impacting the existing build task.App/templates/base/footer.html (2)
14-23: About Section Structure
The "About" column mirrors the format of the Services section. The consistent design improves usability; just ensure that future content updates maintain the same styling and alignment.
24-33: Careers Section Details
The Careers column is well laid out, following the multi-column design pattern. As with the other sections, double-check that the links direct users to the appropriate destinations when finalized..github/workflows/flask-tests.yml (3)
12-13: Update Checkout Action Version
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15-18: Update Setup-Python Action Version
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20-25: Dependency Installation Step
The script correctly creates a virtual environment and installs dependencies fromrequirements.txt. Ensure that your dependency list remains current and that any Flask-specific testing tools are included when tests are added.App/templates/base/base.html (3)
6-11: Favicon Link Added Correctly
The new<link>element for the favicon correctly uses Flask’surl_forto reference the static asset. This is a clean integration.
22-25: Custom Footer Icons Stylesheet
The new link toFooter-Multi-Column-icons.cssis properly set up usingurl_forand will help ensure consistent footer styling across pages.
26-29: Local Bootstrap CSS File Inclusion
A local Bootstrap CSS file is also being included. Since you already link to the Bootstrap CDN, please verify that including both is intentional. If this redundancy is meant for fallback or extended customization, adding a brief comment explaining the rationale would improve maintainability and clarity.App/static/css/Footer-Multi-Column-icons.css (10)
1-11: Base Icon Class.bs-icon
The base.bs-iconclass correctly establishes a flex container with centered content, and calculates width and height based on the CSS variable--bs-icon-size. This provides a flexible basis for icon sizing.
19-21: Small Icon Class.bs-icon-sm
The.bs-icon-smclass only redefines the--bs-icon-sizewithout modifying width and height explicitly. Given that.bs-icon-xscustomizes both the size variable and dimensions, please verify that the computed dimensions (via the base class’scalc(var(--bs-icon-size) * 2)) are the intended behavior for small icons. A brief inline comment may help clarify this design decision.
23-25: Medium Icon Class.bs-icon-md
The medium icon class updates the icon size variable to 1.5rem, and the inherited width/height calculation should scale accordingly. This implementation is clear and concise.
27-29: Large Icon Class.bs-icon-lg
Setting--bs-icon-sizeto 2rem for large icons separates them clearly from smaller sizes. The approach is consistent and straightforward.
31-33: Extra Large Icon Class.bs-icon-xl
The definition for extra large icons looks correct by updating the--bs-icon-sizeto 2.5rem.
35-38: Icon Color Scheme – Primary Variant
The.bs-icon.bs-icon-primaryclass correctly inverts the color scheme usingvar(--bs-white)for text on avar(--bs-primary)background. This is a good stylistic customization for primary icons.
40-43: Icon Color Scheme – Primary Light
The.bs-icon.bs-icon-primary-lightclass utilizes a semi-transparent background based onvar(--bs-primary-rgb). Ensure that the CSS variable--bs-primary-rgbis properly defined in your project to avoid rendering issues.
45-48: Icon Color Scheme – Semi White
The.bs-icon.bs-icon-semi-whiteclass applies a semi-transparent white background, which should work well with the defined text color. The implementation appears correct.
50-52: Rounded Icon Variant
The.bs-icon.bs-icon-roundedclass uses a fixed border-radius to round the corners, which is an effective and clear approach.
54-56: Circular Icon Variant
The.bs-icon.bs-icon-circleclass sets a 50% border-radius to create a perfect circle. This is standard practice and is implemented correctly.
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Incorrect use of @login_manager.user_loader decorator
The @login_manager.user_loader decorator is meant for functions that load a user by ID, not for route definitions. This appears to be a mistake that could interfere with Flask-Login's functionality.
-@login_manager.user_loader
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Verify that the auth blueprint is properly registered
The login view path 'auth/Login' seems unusual. Flask blueprints typically use dot notation (e.g., 'auth.login'). Also, according to the AI summary, the auth blueprint registration may have been commented out in the blueprints file, which would make this redirect fail.
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- The auth blueprint is not being registered because its registration line is commented out in
App/blueprints/__init__.py(# app.register_blueprint(auth, url_prefix='/auth')). This will cause the login redirect to fail. - The login endpoint is set as
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Login button needs a link for functionality
The login button doesn't have a link or action, so it won't navigate anywhere when clicked.
- <button class="btn btn-primary" type="button">Login</button>
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Use Flask's url_for for static assets
The image path uses a relative path which can be fragile. For Flask applications, it's better to use the url_for function to generate URLs to static assets.
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Running Flask Tests Command
The step that invokes flask run currently starts the Flask server. If automated tests are intended rather than simply running the server, consider modifying this step to run a test suite (e.g., using a command like pytest or Flask’s built-in test runner).
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Review the Heroku Deployment Commands
The deployment step currently executes
heroku loginfollowed bygit push heroku main. In a CI environment, interactive commands likeheroku loginmay cause issues. Consider configuring the Heroku CLI for non-interactive authentication—for example, by using an authentication token viaheroku auth:tokenor setting the Heroku remote explicitly using a command likeheroku git:remote -a <app_name>. This change would enhance the reliability of automated deployments.
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- 8: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/1842452/how-to-deploy-flask-app-with-database-to-azure-web
- 9: https://packaging.python.org/guides/publishing-package-distribution-releases-using-github-actions-ci-cd-workflows/
- 10: https://github.com/actions/setup-python/releases
- 11: https://www.pullrequest.com/blog/setting-up-github-workflows-for-a-new-python-project/
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- 17: https://app.semanticdiff.com/gh/readthedocs/readthedocs.org/pull/9529/overview
- 18: Python 3.12 support actions/setup-python#736
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- 2: Can I check out a new branch? actions/checkout#1657
- 3: https://github.com/marketplace/actions/check-version
- 4: https://github.com/renovatebot/github-action
- 5: https://www.devzery.com/post/github-actions-complete-guide-to-actions-checkout
- 6: https://bell-sw.com/blog/github-actions-tutorial/
- 7: https://github.com/actions/checkout/releases
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- 11: https://neciudan.dev/magic-release-notes
- 12: https://discourse.julialang.org/t/how-do-i-update-github-actions-to-node-js-20/110536
- 13: https://github.com/marketplace?type=actions
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- 15: https://github.com/marketplace/actions/checkout-action
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- 17: https://devtron.ai/blog/create-ci-cd-pipelines-with-github-actions-for-kubernetes-the-definitive-guide/
- 18: https://graphite.dev/guides/github-actions-checkout
- 19: https://github.com/marketplace/actions/python-coverage-comment
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App/blueprints/user/__init__.py (1)
1-2: Remove unused imports to clean up the code.The imports for
redirectandurl_forfrom Flask are not used in this file.-from flask import Blueprint, render_template, redirect, url_for +from flask import Blueprint, render_template🧰 Tools
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30-32: Fix duplicate menu item label.There are two navigation items with the same label "Second Item".
- <li class="nav-item"> - <a class="nav-link" href="#">Second Item</a> - </li> + <li class="nav-item"> + <a class="nav-link" href="#">Third Item</a> + </li>App/templates/base/footer.html (3)
49-52: Replace placeholder text with actual company descriptionThe current Lorem ipsum placeholder text should be replaced with an actual company description before deploying to production.
- <p class="text-muted copyright"> - Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipisicing elit. Obcaecati eos - corrupti laudantium impedit? - </p> + <p class="text-muted copyright"> + {{CompanyDescription}} + </p>
57-57: Make copyright year dynamicThe copyright year is hardcoded to 2025. It would be better to make this dynamic to automatically update with the current year.
- <p class="text-muted mb-0">Copyright © 2025 {{CompanyName}}</p> + <p class="text-muted mb-0">Copyright © {{ current_year }} {{CompanyName}}</p>Add the current year to the template context in your application code:
@app.context_processor def inject_year(): return {'current_year': datetime.now().year}
8-12: Update placeholder service linksThe service links currently use placeholder values. These should be updated with actual service URLs and names before production.
- <li><a class="link-secondary" href="#">Service 1</a></li> - <li><a class="link-secondary" href="#">Service 2</a></li> - <li><a class="link-secondary" href="#">Service 3</a></li> + <li><a class="link-secondary" href="{{ url_for('services.service1') }}">Product Analysis</a></li> + <li><a class="link-secondary" href="{{ url_for('services.service2') }}">Data Processing</a></li> + <li><a class="link-secondary" href="{{ url_for('services.service3') }}">Technical Support</a></li>App/templates/auth/login.html (3)
1-1: Update page title to reflect login functionalityThe current title "Home - My Website" doesn't accurately reflect that this is a login page. It should be updated to something more appropriate.
-{% extends "base/base.html" %} {% block title %}Home - My Website{% endblock %} +{% extends "base/base.html" %} {% block title %}Login - {{WebSiteTitle}}{% endblock %}
8-11: Replace placeholder text with meaningful contentThe current placeholder text should be replaced with actual instructions or information about the login process.
- <p class="w-lg-50"> - Curae hendrerit donec commodo hendrerit egestas tempus, turpis - facilisis nostra nunc. Vestibulum dui eget ultrices. - </p> + <p class="w-lg-50"> + Please enter your credentials to access your account. If you don't have an account, + please contact your administrator. + </p>
32-32: Specify form action URLThe form's action is currently empty. It should point to the specific login processing route.
- <form class="text-center" method="post" action=""> + <form class="text-center" method="post" action="{{ url_for('auth.login') }}">
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App/blueprints/user/__init__.py (2)
8-11: Good security practice using login_required.Adding the
login_requireddecorator to protect the home route ensures that only authenticated users can access this page. This is a good security practice.
13-16: Good security practice using login_required.Adding the
login_requireddecorator to protect the test route ensures that only authenticated users can access this endpoint. This is a good security practice.App/static/css/login.css (1)
1-4: CSS simplification as part of UI redesign.The CSS has been significantly simplified, keeping only the background color for footer and navigation elements. This seems to be part of the overall UI redesign, likely in favor of using Bootstrap classes for styling as seen in the header template.
App/templates/base/header.html (3)
1-40: New Bootstrap navbar improves responsiveness.The implementation of a Bootstrap navbar provides better responsiveness and a more modern look, with collapsible navigation for mobile views.
7-12: Use Flask's url_for for static assets.The image path uses a relative path which can be fragile. For Flask applications, it's better to use the url_for function to generate URLs to static assets.
- <img - src="./../../static/img/favicon.ico" - width="100%" - height="100%" - alt="Logo" - /> + <img + src="{{ url_for('static', filename='img/favicon.ico') }}" + width="100%" + height="100%" + alt="Logo" + />
37-37: Login button needs a link for functionality.The login button doesn't have a link or action, so it won't navigate anywhere when clicked.
- <button class="btn btn-primary" type="button">Login</button> + <a href="{{ url_for('auth.login') }}" class="btn btn-primary">Login</a>App/static/css/login.scss (1)
1-4: SCSS simplification as part of UI redesign.The SCSS source has been significantly simplified, removing multiple CSS rules and keeping only the background color for footer and navigation elements. This aligns with the overall UI redesign, where styling is now primarily handled through Bootstrap classes.
App/blueprints/auth/__init__.py (1)
5-5: The Blueprint name change is goodRenaming the blueprint from 'user' to 'auth' makes the purpose of this blueprint clearer. This is a good change that improves code organization.
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The image path uses a relative path ./../../static/img/favicon.ico which may cause issues depending on which route renders this template. In Flask templates, it's better to use the url_for function for static assets.
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Implement the forgot password functionality
The "Forgot your password?" link currently points to a placeholder anchor. This should be linked to an actual forgot password route.
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Add CSRF protection to the login form
The form is missing CSRF protection, which is important for security. In Flask, you should use the CSRF token provided by Flask-WTF.
- <form class="text-center" method="post" action="">
+ <form class="text-center" method="post" action="">
+ <input type="hidden" name="csrf_token" value="{{ csrf_token() }}"/>Note: Make sure Flask-WTF is set up in your application with WTF_CSRF_ENABLED = True and that the secret key is properly configured.
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Implement authentication logic in the login route
The login route doesn't contain any authentication logic. It simply renders the template without processing the form data.
@auth.route('/Login', methods=["POST", "GET"])
def home():
- return render_template('auth/login.html')
+ form_errors = []
+ if request.method == "POST":
+ username = request.form.get("email")
+ password = request.form.get("password")
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+ # Implement proper authentication logic with password hashing
+ # Example:
+ # user = User.query.filter_by(email=username).first()
+ # if user and check_password_hash(user.password, password):
+ # login_user(user)
+ # next_page = request.args.get('next')
+ # return redirect(next_page or url_for('main.index'))
+ # else:
+ # form_errors.append("Invalid username or password")
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+ return render_template('auth/login.html', form_errors=form_errors)Don't forget to import the necessary functions:
from flask import request, redirect, url_for, flash
from flask_login import login_user| @login_manager.user_loader | ||
| def load_user(user_id): | ||
| if user_id in users: | ||
| return User(user_id) | ||
| return None # If user not found |
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Improve user loading security
The current user loading mechanism is simplistic and insecure. It needs to be enhanced with proper user retrieval from a database.
@login_manager.user_loader
def load_user(user_id):
- if user_id in users:
- return User(user_id)
- return None # If user not found
+ # Example with SQLAlchemy:
+ # return User.query.get(int(user_id))
+
+ # Temporary implementation until database is set up:
+ if user_id in users:
+ user = User(user_id)
+ return user
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| @login_manager.user_loader | |
| def load_user(user_id): | |
| if user_id in users: | |
| return User(user_id) | |
| return None # If user not found | |
| @login_manager.user_loader | |
| def load_user(user_id): | |
| # Example with SQLAlchemy: | |
| # return User.query.get(int(user_id)) | |
| # Temporary implementation until database is set up: | |
| if user_id in users: | |
| user = User(user_id) | |
| return user | |
| return None |
|
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| users = {"admin": {"password": "password123"}} |
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Remove hardcoded credentials from the code
Storing plaintext passwords in the code is a serious security vulnerability. Passwords should be hashed and stored securely, preferably in a database, and never in the source code.
-users = {"admin": {"password": "password123"}}
+# Configure proper user authentication with a database and password hashing
+# Example using Flask-SQLAlchemy and werkzeug:
+# from werkzeug.security import generate_password_hash, check_password_hash
+#
+# users = {} # This should be replaced with database queriesConsider using a database with SQLAlchemy and implement proper password hashing using a library like passlib or werkzeug.security.
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| users = {"admin": {"password": "password123"}} | |
| # Configure proper user authentication with a database and password hashing | |
| # Example using Flask-SQLAlchemy and werkzeug: | |
| # from werkzeug.security import generate_password_hash, check_password_hash | |
| # | |
| users = {} # This should be replaced with database queries |
| from flask import Blueprint, render_template | ||
| auth = Blueprint('user', __name__) | ||
| # login_manager.login_view = 'login' # Redirect to login page if not logged in | ||
| from flask_login import UserMixin |
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Import missing dependencies
The current imports are incomplete for the authentication functionality implemented in this file.
-from flask import Blueprint, render_template
-from flask_login import UserMixin
+from flask import Blueprint, render_template, request, redirect, url_for, flash
+from flask_login import UserMixin, login_user, logout_user, current_user
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| from flask import Blueprint, render_template | |
| auth = Blueprint('user', __name__) | |
| # login_manager.login_view = 'login' # Redirect to login page if not logged in | |
| from flask_login import UserMixin | |
| from flask import Blueprint, render_template, request, redirect, url_for, flash | |
| from flask_login import UserMixin, login_user, logout_user, current_user | |
| from App import login_manager |
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