[Simpleweb-py-users] [simpleweb-py commit] r12 - in trunk/src/simpleweb: . admin/plugins plugins

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Author: essiene
Date: Mon Feb  5 06:03:52 2007
New Revision: 12

Modified:
   trunk/src/simpleweb/BUGS
   trunk/src/simpleweb/TODO
   trunk/src/simpleweb/admin/plugins/create_movable.py
   trunk/src/simpleweb/middleware.py
   trunk/src/simpleweb/plugins/auth.py

Log:
middleware.py/AuthMiddleware/__call__
    * API BREAK!!! - Default session user created is None. This is the proper semantic, so now 
      I can do:-
            <codeblock>

                if request.session.user:
                    #stuff to happen when there's a user
                    pass
                else:
                    #stuff to happen when there's no user
                    pass

            </codeblock>

       As opposed to the previous:-
            <codeblock>

                if request.session.user.username: #this is an unneccessary indirection
                    #stuff to happen when there's a user
                    pass
                else:
                    #stuff to happen when there's no user
                    pass

            </codeblock>


plugins/auth.py
    * In require() decorator, now check also check if request.session.user is True,
      Before proceeding to other checks on auth priviledges

admin/plugins/create_movable.py
    * Final fixes to make create_movable work properly. In this instance, we now copy WHOLE package trees
      just to make sure that incase some meta package does some meta importing meta-dynamically, we
      don't start looking for the meta-module it needs when we've already deployed.

      Also, at this point, after much testing, I realize platform-agnostic create-movable is a pipe-dream :(
      This is mainly because of C/C++ extentions. The extentions are not platform independent, so any code
      that uses them (most realworld python code), can't be platform-movable. My solution in the next minor
      commits, will be to avoid any modules/packages that have C/C++ extensions. Instead, listing them out
      on the command-prompt and asking the user to manually install those modules on the target platform.

      Prolly also, generate a message that when we're run, will spit out the same message.

*TODOfu
*BUGSfu