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Working on integrating pylint and pydocstyle into the build process
merge-requests/1/head
Working on integrating pylint and pydocstyle into the build process
merge-requests/1/head
Drew Short
6 years ago
19 changed files with 880 additions and 55 deletions
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4.gitlab-ci.yml
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547server/.pylintrc
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2server/Pipfile
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62server/atheneum/__init__.py
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5server/atheneum/api/__init__.py
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12server/atheneum/api/authentication_api.py
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10server/atheneum/api/decorators.py
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9server/atheneum/api/model.py
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4server/atheneum/default_settings.py
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70server/atheneum/middleware/authentication_middleware.py
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3server/atheneum/model/__init__.py
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13server/atheneum/model/user_model.py
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14server/atheneum/service/authentication_service.py
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40server/atheneum/service/user_service.py
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16server/atheneum/service/user_token_service.py
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18server/atheneum/utility.py
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6server/manage.py
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6server/run_tests.sh
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from atheneum.api.authentication_api import auth_blueprint |
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Model definitions for the api module |
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class APIResponse(NamedTuple): # pylint: disable=too-few-public-methods |
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Custom class to wrap api responses |
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payload: Any |
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Default settings for atheneum |
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DEBUG = False |
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SECRET_KEY = b'\xb4\x89\x0f\x0f\xe5\x88\x97\xfe\x8d<\x0b@d\xe9\xa5\x87%' \ |
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b'\xc6\xf0@l1\xe3\x90g\xfaA.?u=s' # CHANGE ME IN REAL CONFIG |
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Expose models to be used in Atheneum |
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from atheneum.model.user_model import User, UserToken |
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