User Authentication - Flask Tutorial Series #8

[@smnomad9276]

This series is really good. Please make an advanced one once you finish this one, I am sure this could become the reference playlist in the future for anyone trying to learn Flask!

[@rowinoak9435]

This is a really nice series. I would love to see and advanced series :)

[@sw-code6027]

Can you do a detail video on docker compose? That would be a great help.

[@Param3021]

Nice Video! Thanks! Now, I can start my college project!

[@spacecoder0526]

Could you make additional video of how to add email confirmation when user sign up, reset password?

[@joeg816]

Does this package have any functions for forgotten passwords and resetting passwords?

[@ldl6147]

Do you have a reason that you are using the old style of SQLAlchemy queries instead of 2.0? Or it it just preference?

[@johnraz99]

I have a general question on Flask. Where are people using this? My webhosting service now requires me to get a private server to run Flask apps.

[@fusebox9725]

Why not get id in the def__repr__(self) function?

[@guglielmocerri7036]

What do you think of a series of videos about Django? Now is the most used web dev tool in Python and more used than Flask

[@funkyeoooayush3432]

thanks man, very useful

[@johnraz99]

Thanks!

[@muckiSG]

Is the source code available? Did not find it in your github... thx!

[@davitgogidze4310]

Great, it would be nice to authenticate using a JWT token for API 🏹 🗝 🛡

[@no-name1.612]

Can someone please tell me the intro name if it's a song?

[@mikiyax]

I guess you can use song recognization function in those mainstream music app

[@no-name1.612]

@@mikiyax The one I know, Shazam, is not available for my phone

[@no-name1.612]

@@mikiyax It's in the video description now that youtube automatically detects the music and adds it. Thanks for the comment though, I wouldn't have see it without you.

[@robinfrenzy]

I wrote the same code but when I try to log in I always get a "Error: Invalid salt". After some debugging, I found out it is not saving the hashed password in the correct format. I have to add a decode function at the end: hashed_password = bcrypt.generate_password_hash(password).decode('utf-8')

[@rowinoak9435]

hashed_password = bcrypt.generate_password_hash(password).decode('utf-8') This should fix it. I started getting this error when I switched to postgres. It gets encoded twice when submitted to the database. \\x24326224313224483352757749766438764134333757365142464f4f4f464959664d66673575467873754e466250716f3166375753696955556b2e36. this is not the correct format. hope this helps

[@rowinoak9435]

Check your User table, if you are using PostgreSQL you should be see this format $2b$12$y4zQ0uufL84y7xEGPOTTveA0wKdLouZMetlSvkz3IzIhyLpwYhzTK