flask-digestauth

• Removed the test client. You should use httpx instead of Flask-Testing when writing automatic tests. Flask-Testing is not maintained for more than 3 years, and is not compatible with Flask 3 now.
• Revised to skip the tests when Flask-Login is not compatible with Werkzeug.

• Changed logging from STDERR to the Flask logger.
• Test case updates:
  • Added missing documentation.
  • Changed properties from public to private.
  • Disabled logging.

• Revised the code for the upcoming Werkzeug 2.4.

• Updated the minimal Python version to 3.8.
• Switched from setup.cfg to pyproject.toml.
• Added the change log.
• Simplified README.rst.

• Added the DIGEST_AUTH_REALM configuration variable as the recommended way to set the authentication realm.
• Changed the default realm from an empty string to "Login Required".

• Changed the package name from flask-digest-auth to Flask-DigestAuth, according to the Flask recommended extension guidelines https://flask.palletsprojects.com/en/latest/extensiondev/ .
• Replaced app.digest_auth with app.extensions["digest-auth"] to store the DigestAuth instance.
• Replaced auth.app with current_app, to prevent circular imports.

Fixed the missing authentication state with disabled users.

Changed the visibility of several methods and properties of the DigestAuth class that should be private to private.

Fixed the pytest example in the documentation.

Fixed the dependencies for the documentation hosted on Read the Docs.

Added the Sphinx documentation, and hosted the documentation on Read the Docs.

Various fixes, with the help from SonarQube.

• Added log out support. User can log out.
• Added on-login event handler. You can do some accounting when the user logs in.

This release was written in Sydney and on the international flight, and released in Taipei.

Changed the minimal Python version to 3.7.
Released at Sydney, Australia on vacation.

The initial release.
Released at Sydney, Australia on vacation.