Auth Views

Source is located in the views, which we’ll describe here.

Crudlfa+ PasswordView, Become and BecomeUser views.

Crudlfa+ takes views further than Django and are expected to:

• generate their URL definitions and reversions,

• check if a user has permission for an object,

• declare the names of the navigation menus they belong to.

class crudlfap_auth.views.Become(**kwargs)

has_perm()

Called to decide if user has the permission to execute this view.

This is what you should override to code view level permission logic, unless you want to use a Django permission backend.

If unsure, you probably need to just define Router.has_perm.

Default behaviour:

• return True if the view authenticate attribute has been overridden to False

• return self.router.has_perm(self) if the view has a router

• return self.has_perm_backend otherwise, to let a Django permission backend decide

class crudlfap_auth.views.BecomeUser(**kwargs)

become()

Implement this method to override the default become logic.

get_object(queryset=None)

Return the object the view is displaying.

Require self.queryset and a pk or slug argument in the URLconf. Subclasses can override this to return any object.

get_title_menu()

Return title for menu links to this view.

class crudlfap_auth.views.PasswordView(**kwargs)

get_form_kwargs()

Return the keyword arguments for instantiating the form.

get_title_submit()

Title of the submit button.

Defaults to title_menu