happstack-authenticate 2 account creation

[Corentin Dupont]

another question: how to parameter the account creation?
For example now it accepts a name with only a space and no emails. How can
I change that?
Thanks,
C

Hello,
I'm a bit confused about the routeAuthenticate and authenticateState bits
in the new happstack-authenticate.
(_, routeAuthenticate, authenticateState) <-
liftIO $ initAuthentication Nothing (const $ return True)
[ initPassword "http://localhost:8000/#resetPassword" "example.org
"
, initOpenId]
Where this should be done? In the main? If possible I'd prefer to delay it
because my main is web-agnotic.
Where should I store those two values? Should I put them in my monad stack
(I have a StateT)?
Is the routeAuthenticate really necessary? It looks a bit cumbersome to
carry it around everywhere in the states.
Thanks,
Corentin

[Jeremy Shaw]

Hello,

The current code does not enforce any sort of sensible restrictions on
username/password/email, etc, no does it provide hooks to allow you to. But
it would be swell if it did!

That information would be passed in via the initPassword function:

https://github.com/Happstack/happstack-authenticate/blob/master/Happstack/Authenticate/Password/Route.hs#L51

Right now there is a paramater, isAuthAdmin. I am thinking that would be
replace with a record that includes isAuthAdmin, plus some functions that
can place restrictions on the username and password?

- jeremy

Post by Corentin Dupont
another question: how to parameter the account creation?
For example now it accepts a name with only a space and no emails. How

can I change that?

Post by Corentin Dupont
Thanks,
C

Hello,
I'm a bit confused about the routeAuthenticate and authenticateState

bits in the new happstack-authenticate.

Post by Corentin Dupont

(_, routeAuthenticate, authenticateState) <-
liftIO $ initAuthentication Nothing (const $ return True)
[ initPassword "http://localhost:8000/#resetPassword" "

example.org"

Post by Corentin Dupont

, initOpenId]
Where this should be done? In the main? If possible I'd prefer to delay

it because my main is web-agnotic.

Post by Corentin Dupont

Where should I store those two values? Should I put them in my monad

stack (I have a StateT)?

Post by Corentin Dupont

Is the routeAuthenticate really necessary? It looks a bit cumbersome to

carry it around everywhere in the states.

Post by Corentin Dupont

Thanks,
Corentin

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