Authnzerver

Latest version: v0.1.3

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0.1.3

New stuff

- Email addresses for user sign-up are now checked against a list of disposable
email provider domains.
- Configuration variables can be now retrieved from a variety of sources: from
an environment variable, from a file, or from an HTTP request. The method of
retrieval is now customizable by editing the `confvars.py` file copied to the
server's base directory after `authnzrv --autosetup` is run.
- The `default-permissions-model.json` file is now copied to the server's base
directory when `authnzrv --autosetup` is run for easier customization of the
permissions policy.

Changes

- The server now checks if the user's password needs to be rehashed when they
sign-in. This should enable automatic upgrades of the Argon2 parameters as
required.

Fixes

- If a configuration variable is None after retrieval from a source, the server
now halts start-up instead of continuing with that value.

0.1.2

New stuff

- Added Sphinx generated autodocs for modules:
https://authnzerver.readthedocs.io/en/latest/.

0.1.1

Fixes

- Various minor documentation fixes.

0.1.0

This is the initial release.

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