Authentication and authorisation package

[Vinicius Assef]

Hi there.

I'm looking for an authentication and authorisation package to use in my Pyramid application.

I'd like to be something simple and straight as the Django auth.

Any suggestion?

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[Vincent Catalano]

AFAIK, there are no packages for Pyramid that provide the same authentication and authorization as Django's out-of-the-box admin functionality. Pyramid's philosophy tends to leave the implementation of these components up to the developer, however, Pyramid does provide authentication and authorization out of the box (http://docs.pylonsproject.org/projects/pyramid-cookbook/en/latest/auth/).

I could be wrong though about packages that provide Django-style auth. If that's the case, I'd be interested to know as well.

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[Steve Piercy]

I'm not familiar with Django-like auth. However, in addition to
Pyramid's own auth, there are a dozen packages listed on
TryPyramid.com related to auth:
https://trypyramid.com/resources-extending-pyramid.html

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[Jonathan Vanasco]

Django is a much higher-level framework than Pyramid.

For a comparable Auth system, you would probably need to use one of the web frameworks built on top of Pyramid (see trypyramid.org)

[Steve Piercy]

.com not .org.

Beyond just auth, for example a system that helps you manage
permissions, then filter packages by "Development Environment".
https://trypyramid.com/resources-extending-pyramid.html

WebSauna, Kotti, and Substance-D are actively developed.

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>Django is a much higher-level framework than Pyramid.
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>For a comparable Auth system, you would probably need to use
>one of the web frameworks built on top of Pyramid (see trypyramid.org)
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[Roman Suzi]

There are also external services like Auth0, Stormpath, ...

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[Tim Hoffman]

Not super familiar with django capabilities but have you looked at authomatic http://peterhudec.github.io/authomatic/

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[Jonathan Vanasco]

@steve thanks for the correction. sorry about the org/com confusion

@others django's auth is way higher than pyramid's.  it's hardcoded onto an orm based user-management system that defines different classes of objects and how they interact with one another.  in addition to basic auth, it also provides an opinionated core user-management component (whereas pyramid and 3rd party extensions provide a non-opinionated API)