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Integrating Flask Security and Flask Rest-JSONAPI
i try to build a REST API with Flask-JSONAPI and Flask Security.
I use Auth Token for authentication and @login_required to secure my API Endpints. (Authentication)
But now I want to ensure that only the owner of objects (Creator) can (C)RUD the data. Right now every user can see every object that is created. (Autorisation)
I want to use Resource Manager here but did't find a proper example for Flask Security in Resource Managers.
For Example the user (person) can only see the computer objects associated with the same user id.
Do I have to use the Auth Token for that?
Is there a simple way to get the id of the user logged in, doing the request?
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asked Nov 21 '18 at 15:28
GanMerGanMer
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i try to build a REST API with Flask-JSONAPI and Flask Security.
I use Auth Token for authentication and @login_required to secure my API Endpints. (Authentication)
But now I want to ensure that only the owner of objects (Creator) can (C)RUD the data. Right now every user can see every object that is created. (Autorisation)
I want to use Resource Manager here but did't find a proper example for Flask Security in Resource Managers.
For Example the user (person) can only see the computer objects associated with the same user id.
Do I have to use the Auth Token for that?
Is there a simple way to get the id of the user logged in, doing the request?
flask
asked Nov 21 '18 at 15:28
GanMerGanMer
11
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i try to build a REST API with Flask-JSONAPI and Flask Security.
I use Auth Token for authentication and @login_required to secure my API Endpints. (Authentication)
But now I want to ensure that only the owner of objects (Creator) can (C)RUD the data. Right now every user can see every object that is created. (Autorisation)
I want to use Resource Manager here but did't find a proper example for Flask Security in Resource Managers.
For Example the user (person) can only see the computer objects associated with the same user id.
Do I have to use the Auth Token for that?
Is there a simple way to get the id of the user logged in, doing the request?
flask
asked Nov 21 '18 at 15:28
GanMerGanMer
11
i try to build a REST API with Flask-JSONAPI and Flask Security.
I use Auth Token for authentication and @login_required to secure my API Endpints. (Authentication)
But now I want to ensure that only the owner of objects (Creator) can (C)RUD the data. Right now every user can see every object that is created. (Autorisation)
I want to use Resource Manager here but did't find a proper example for Flask Security in Resource Managers.
For Example the user (person) can only see the computer objects associated with the same user id.
Do I have to use the Auth Token for that?
Is there a simple way to get the id of the user logged in, doing the request?
flask
flask
asked Nov 21 '18 at 15:28
GanMerGanMer
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asked Nov 21 '18 at 15:28
GanMerGanMer
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asked Nov 21 '18 at 15:28
GanMerGanMer
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asked Nov 21 '18 at 15:28
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asked Nov 21 '18 at 15:28
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from flask_security import current user
That represents a user instance of the currently logged in user. This user can be anonymous in cases where no user is logged in, but if a user is logged in then the object will represent an object of the User class.
answered Dec 26 '18 at 20:54
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from flask_security import current user
That represents a user instance of the currently logged in user. This user can be anonymous in cases where no user is logged in, but if a user is logged in then the object will represent an object of the User class.
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from flask_security import current user
That represents a user instance of the currently logged in user. This user can be anonymous in cases where no user is logged in, but if a user is logged in then the object will represent an object of the User class.
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from flask_security import current user
That represents a user instance of the currently logged in user. This user can be anonymous in cases where no user is logged in, but if a user is logged in then the object will represent an object of the User class.
answered Dec 26 '18 at 20:54
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from flask_security import current user
That represents a user instance of the currently logged in user. This user can be anonymous in cases where no user is logged in, but if a user is logged in then the object will represent an object of the User class.
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answered Dec 26 '18 at 20:54
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