Redirect and @before_response

[Kokiro]

This is an elegant plugin, thank you.

Do you have a way to redirect if the condition is not met?

Did you have the case that the condition is set before the response? In this case {% auth %} doesn't work.

[liZe]

This is an elegant plugin, thank you.

😄

Do you have a way to redirect if the condition is not met?

Yes, you can use the Is.xxx tests with an if condition in your route to return a redirect(…). There's no easy way I know to include this redirection in the current decorators, but you can create your own if you need to.

Did you have the case that the condition is set before the response? In this case {% auth %} doesn't work.

I'm not sure to understand the question, could you please give an example?

[Kokiro]

Let say that drunk returns False.

@app.before_request
@allow_if(Is.drunk)
def before_request():
    pass

@app.route('/'):
def home()
    ....

in the template:

{% auth 'app.home' %
    Don't show me because this route is protected by
    the decorator @allow_if(Is.drunk) which is called before the request.
{% endauth %}

[liZe]

Oh, I don't think I've met this situation in my use cases. You will probably need to create another decorator (instead of allow_if) that adds the auth condition to all your routes.