Description
Support add authenticate method from class_views.
The current situation is when we Initialize, we must give the authenticate argument, or else raise AuthenticateNotImplemented Error：
sanic_jwt.exceptions.AuthenticateNotImplemented: Sanic JWT initialized without providing an authenticate method.Sometimes, to maintain the consistency of the entrance， we will define all endpoints in one file, and export a class_views tuple. all of the endpoints will in class_views tuple, include authenticate method. for example:
# define all endpoints in authentication_view.py
from sanic_ext import validate
from sanic_jwt import BaseEndpoint
from schema.schemaUser import UserLogin, UserRegister
from services.serviceAuthorization import ServiceAuthorization
from utils import json_response
class AuthenticateEndpoint(BaseEndpoint):
@validate(json=UserLogin)
async def post(self, request, body: UserLogin, *args, **kwargs):
pass
class RegisterEndpoint(BaseEndpoint):
@validate(json=UserRegister)
async def post(self, request, *args, **kwargs):
pass
sanic_jwt_views = (
('/auth/register', RegisterEndpoint),
('/auth/login', AuthenticateEndpoint),
)now we must initialize it in app.py like this:
# app.py
import ...
sanic_jwt_views = (
('/auth/register', RegisterEndpoint),
)
app = Sanic("my_jwt_server", config=config)
Initialize(server, class_views=authorization_views, authenticate=AuthenticateEndpoint.post, **config.jwt)or else it will raise RouteExists Exception.
sanic_jwt_views = (
('/auth/register', RegisterEndpoint),
('/auth/login', AuthenticateEndpoint),
)
app = Sanic("my_jwt_server", config=config)
Initialize(server, class_views=authorization_views, authenticate=None, **config.jwt)sanic_routing.exceptions.RouteExists: Route already registered: auth/auth/login [OPTIONS,POST]I saw the class Initialize, in __add_endpoints function, we didn't do duplicate detection, and it will lead to RouteExists Error.
perhaps we need do duplicate detection in __add_endpoints function or __add_class_views function, and let authenticate to be a not require argument. to make our code more elegant and clean.