This simple code block can be pulgged at any where in your exsisting / new projects. This can handle your users active session details with ease.
The most generic part of the session handling is globalized in this package
create an instance of authenticator in your project start
from pySessions.authenticator import Authenticator
authenticator = Authenticator(unique_key=<uniquekey>,timeout=10000)
The unique may be any like your app name or some random key.
authenticator.manage(<key>)
The key can be userid or any unique value
it returns
{
"session_id": "b48cb6a2f8648741a71b4f27a670cbaa",
"status": "success",
"timeout": 1588381679
}
timeout -> genrated time + default timeout given at obj intialization
authenticator.validate(<session_id>)
The key can be userid or any unique value
it returns
{
"status": "success",
"valid": true
}
valid -> contains the session is valid (true) or not valid (false)
authenticator.active_sessions(<id>)
id -> key used to create sessions
it returns
"active_sessions": [
{
"session_id": "9ab74f78ba1cb80b3b97e719ab5ea618",
"time_ms": 1588382179,
"user": <userid>
},
{
"session_id": "6a6a65f09710e8853cfcf49b668edb78",
"time_ms": 1588382180,
"user": <userid>
}
],
"status": "success",
"user_id": <userid>
authenticator.block(<session_id>)
This removes that session from the memory
this returns
{
"status": "success",
"deleted":true
"session_id":<session_id>
}
The status in all api responses determines the succesfull excecution of the commands
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