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Welcome back everyone.

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We're going to continue working on this main users component by starting to build out the views we had

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to fill out the forms first because we're going to be using those forms when constructing our views

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then once we have a review set up we can begin connecting them to templates.

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Let's get started.

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All right.

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Here we are we're back at our actual text Ed..

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Recall that last time we filled out the log in form the registration form and the up that user form

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as well as the special picture handler which were going to be using in our views.

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So let's go over two views up high and as a reminder this is our users views up-I.

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And let's kind of sketch out what we need to do here.

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We need to create some views one to actually register a a user and other one to actually log in the

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user.

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Then we're also going to want you to log out a user to type out log out.

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And then we're going to want a view to actually show someone's account.

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This is essentially going to refer to the update user forum and then we also want you to show all of

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a user's blog posts.

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So this will be something like a user's list of blog posts.

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All right.

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So these are the views we're going to create and we're going to have to actually import quite a bit

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in order to make sure this all works out.

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So to start with the basic imports from flask will say from flask import and we're going to be using

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render a template your for we may want to flash some messages.

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We'll go ahead and import that.

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We may want to do some redirects after they blog then and then we'll also import request and blueprint

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because we're going to want to set users as a blueprint to register it in our in that pie file.

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So that's ready to go.

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And now we're also going to be using flask loggin for a lot of this functionality.

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So we'll say from flask loggin import and we're going to want to be able to log in the user grab the

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current user log out a user so log out user and then say log in required

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it's actually just typing that.

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There we go.

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Now we're also going to need to reference our database because remember if we're actually registering

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a user will have to connect to the actual database and update it or create it.

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So I'll say from puppy company blog import DB.

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So that actually is saying go to this in it thought py file come down and grab this application sequel

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alchemy object.

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So that's that D-B right there.

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Then I will say from puppie company blog.

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Let's go ahead and import the models.

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We'll import the user model as well as the blog post model then we'll say from puppie company blog dot

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users forms import registration form the log in form and the update user forms the forms are created

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in the last lecture.

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And then finally we're going to say from puppy company blog dot users dot picture handler import ad

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profile pic.

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So this is just saying open up this picture handler that PI file and then grab this function because

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I want to be able to pass in the picture upload.

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So that's the actual file upload that someone gives in the update user form and then we want to grab

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their current username and then save that particular file as a user name that a peg or dot PMG.

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OK.

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So those are all the imports we need I'm going to collapse this left hand tab there.

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Let's save that and then let's begin on the major components here.

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First thing I want to do right off the bat is register this as a blueprint.

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So will say users is equal to blueprints and we'll register it as users and then pass the built in name

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variable.

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And since we're doing that we might as well register this over in our in it that PI file.

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So we to come over back to this in that pie and over here at the bottom.

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We're going to for organizations sake keep all my blueprint registrations here.

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So we're going to do is say from puppy company blog dot users views import users because remember that's

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the actual that come back to views that's users right here.

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That's a blueprint object.

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So then we'll just say take the app and register my blueprint of users.

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That way we don't forget to do that.

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So we'll come back to use we have that blueprint registered ready to go.

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Now we just need to set up our views.

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And later on will set up the actual templates that connect to all of these.

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So let's start off with some of the simpler ones.

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I think the simplest one to start off with is actually the log out you said essentially we don't really

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need to do anything special for that.

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So for logging out oh we're going to say is we'll see users that routes and we're going to route this

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to log out and we'll say the F log.

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And then essentially we just call the builtin log out user so that's the logout user function that we

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imported from flask log in.

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Remember we've used this before in the user authentication authorization section of the course.

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And then once the user is locked out let's just redirect them to the home page.

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So we're going to say return a redirects and we'll call your all four.

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And remember we can't just say index because we're using a blueprint.

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So we need to say core that index.

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So that means once a user has logged out we will call the function to log out that user and then redirect

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them back home.

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All right.

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So that's probably the simplest view we have.

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Now let's focus on some of the more basic or main ones I should say.

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Right off the bat we should probably take care of registering a new user since that's pretty fundamental

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to setting up our views.

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So we'll say that users route and we'll route this to a page called register.

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And then since we're going to be using a form here we're going to want to make sure that we set the

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methods so we'll say passing a list here of get and post.

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And this is essentially going to connect to that registration form.

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So we're going to say here is create the register function will create an instance of that registration

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form that we created in the last lecture.

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And then we'll do our basic check here will say if that form validate on submit.

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So once they hit submit if it's valid.

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Well we're going to do is create a user object.

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So say the user e-mail is equal to form that e-mail that data the username is equal to form the user

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name that data and then a password.

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Same thing grab the password off of that form what's not passed confirm password.

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Actually technically it doesn't matter but probably just grab the first one.

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True it's a single equal sign.

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And then we've created this user object.

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All right.

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So if that worked then we have that users new registration of the email the username and the password

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and remember the form itself is going to check whether or not that e-mail or that user name has already

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been taken.

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So once we do that we're going to grab our database grab the section of it and then add in that user

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they're going to commit those changes.

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So say D-B session commits and then we're going to do is redirect them to the logon page.

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So once they've registered they can then say log in.

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Now sometimes what people like to do is upon registration they will flash a message saying something

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like Thanks for registering so we could do something like this a flash thinks for registration registration.

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So if you want you could flash this and then not actually redirect just keep rendering that same registration

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page.

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But often what you're going to want to do is just return to some sort of logon page so we can say redirect

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your all for and then say users log in.

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And if you do it this way most likely that's going to happen is this going to flash for like one second

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and you're actually going to be fast enough you to catch it before the redirect.

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So it's up to you how you want to use this flash versus the redirect.

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We'll we'll show them both here that way you can understand where it would actually go for the flash

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but what's going to happen is once that person registers and everything's valid it's going to be like

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a millisecond flash.

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Thanks for registration.

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Probably too quick free to catch it.

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And then it's going to redirect to the log in page.

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Now that's it the form is valid on submissions and noticed my in the station here.

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What I want to do is actually have a view for the registration page.

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So that means I'm going to need to return render a template and will have register H.T. mail as my template

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where the form passed in the form.

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So go ahead and save that again.

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Pay close attention here to the indentation on our returns.

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When we first route someone to the registration page it's going to say return register that time L it's

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only upon submitting that form that we get to redirect them to users that log in.

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All right.

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So since we actually called this register that each team l.

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Let's go ahead and fill in that template since it's actually pretty straightforward.

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This is one of the simpler templates that we're going to be working with here.

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So I've already called that register that it's T.M. which means I will save those changes come back

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to my templates and I'm going to create a new file here and call register thought HTL.

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And then I'm going to do a lot of the same stuff as we've done before extend from my base HVM El call

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my block and then say content here and essentially all this is going to be just a form to register.

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So a form and we actually don't need to worry about class or action that's being take care of us or

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taking care for us by flask.

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We'll just say that the method is post and sometimes you'll get an error if you don't put it in all

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caps that that shouldn't be an issue but just in case I like to always put it in all caps it also makes

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it a little more readable for me.

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And then we're going to say I'm going to pass in the form hidden tags to make sure we can actually accept

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this and then we just need the labels and their actual form components.

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So if we think about what form we're passing into the register that H team l remember we come back to

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use the form we're passing in here.

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So form is equal to form to register that it's him l that's the registration form here.

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And if we take a look back at the users forms we're basically passing in an email username password

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Pasch confirm.

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And the submit button.

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So all we need do is pass all of these through the views right here and form on line 26 and then set

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them up here and this register that each team out.

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So we've set up our hidden tag and then we're going to say here is essentially the following form the

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e-mail label and then form the e-mail.

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And just so it looks a little nicer and add in a break here.

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So when you do this for every field in that form.

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So we have e-mail.

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We'll also have username password and past confirm.

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And then at the end of this we'll say form submit.

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So right now I just copy and paste these.

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But let's go ahead and replace these of what we actually want.

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We're going to want a user name after the e-mail upon registration.

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We're going to want them to provide a password.

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So again password here and then we'll also want them to provide a pass confirm.

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So say password confirm as well as pass confirm here.

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Now keep in mind this is going to be kind of a really simple looking form.

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You can always add in your own CSSA calls over here on the form Remember we showed you how to do that.

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All you do is open close Princie here and then say class is equal to something.

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And often what you want to do is use the bootstrap classes for forms.

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So let me just bring in the bootstrap documentation so you can see what I'm talking about.

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If you take a look at bootstrap right here remember that if you go to components and then come down

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to forms these bootstrap forms look super nice and they have their own classes you can call.

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You can set up things like a div form group form control form text text muted and that makes us all

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look really nice and good for simplicity.

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We're not going to add in that much of these bootstrap classes here for forms.

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But I want you to know that it's definitely an option for you to make your forms and pages look really

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nice with bootstrap.

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For now we're just keeping it simple essentially doing what we've done before passing everything here

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as a normal flask form.

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So that's a registration page ready to go.

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So we have our views right here for registration.

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Nelse move on to the log in view very similar thing we're going to do here.

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We'll say users not route.

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And then this will go to a page called logon.

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Same thing here repassing in a form.

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So will say methods is equal to gets.

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And then also post ups and then we'll say the F log in we're going to create an instance of the form.

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In this case it's going to be the log and form that we created in the last lecture.

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And very similar We're going to say if the form validate on submit then what we're going to do is remember

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they're logging in so they already exist.

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Which basically means instead of creating a user like I did up here here I created a user upon registration

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added them in.

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Now that I'm logging in I just want to query that user that already exist.

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So I'll say user is equal to user and I'm going to ask for a query and then filter by where email is

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equal to form the e-mail that data because upon logging and they provide an email address so I get a

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filter by that e-mail I remember upon registration we wanted to make sure every email is unique which

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is why I can just filter by a single e-mail and then I'm going to grab the first user that shows up.

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There should only be one user but the reason I call first here is just so I get it in the right format

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instead of getting a list or an array of results.

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So there's my user they just logged in.

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Now what I want to do is make sure that they provided the correct password.

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So if the user exists I'm going to say is falling.

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I'll say if user dot check password and then we'll call form the password data.

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So assuming they provided the correct password remember the user has that versus a security check.

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And I'll say an user is not.

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None that I'm ready to log in the user.

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And luckily flask log in can do all of this heavy lifting for us.

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All we need to say is say logging user and then just pass in the user object.

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And then we can flash something like log in success.

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Now often a user is going to be wanting to search for something and then they're prompted to log in.

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So what you can do is create this next object as we've previously discussed.

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So if a user was trying to visit a page that required a log in what happens is we can say request args

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gets next.

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And what this does is it basically from that current session it grabs the information of what the user

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was actually trying to access.

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So then we'll do the following will say if next is equal to one or not next 0 equal to 4 slash.

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It's home page we'll say that next is equal to your L4 core index.

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And then we're just going to redirect them will say return redirect to next and then here will say return

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render template log in.

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H tim L and then passen that form OK.

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Let's quickly review what we actually just did here.

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So here we're routing them to log in.

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We create that log in a form if the form is valid on submission.

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Then we grab that user by their e-mail address.

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We check to make sure they provided the correct password and that the user actually exists.

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Then we log in the user happens to be true.

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And then this next line line 44 here.

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All that says is hey it was easier trying to reach in other web page that had a required log in.

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If so go ahead and grab that.

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Now this case if next was done they actually just went straight to the logon page or if next wasn't

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equal to the home page.

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Go ahead and just set next equal to the home page and then redirect them to next.

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Which means basically they're either going to go back to the home page or go to the web page that they're

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actually trying to view.

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And then this return render template.

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Well that's actually just a return for this entire logon.

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So let me make sure that I actually have my in the station correct there.

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That's really important to get it right.

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So I want that one more space back here.

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One more step back so that it's actually the return for this logon.

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So keep special mind here of the indentation for this return versus this return this return of the redirect

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you want to make sure that's connected to right here.

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This underneath this if statement this return for the rather template you want to make sure that's connected

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to this log in the form.

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And now that that's done let's go ahead and very quickly create that log in the HTL template.

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So we'll open this up go back to templates create a new file call it in.

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H tim L and it's going to look really really similar to the register that each T.M. so similar in fact

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that I can actually copy from register at each time L and then pass it in here to logon and it's going

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to have a hidden tag.

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Then I have an e-mail but there's actually no user name provided here.

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And there's no Pask confirm here.

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Basically it's just logging in with your e-mail and your password and that's it.

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So that's what the log in him looks like.

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And remember back in our views we're passing in this form object to log in each T.M..

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All right.

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So we've set up the registration and log interviews for our users.

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Up next we're going to have to do is finish this off by setting up their account view as well as a user's

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list of blog posts.

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We'll continue that discussion in the very next lecture.