set an authenticated attribute on g to check against instead of token w/ burnettk
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@ -71,10 +71,18 @@ def verify_token(token: str | None = None, force_run: bool | None = False) -> No
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# If the user is valid, store the token for this session
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if hasattr(g, "user") and g.user:
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# TODO: ensure we do not actually need g.token set and set g.authenticated instead.
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# I am pretty sure g.token is only actually used in UserService.has_user to
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# figure out if the if the user has logged in.
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if token_info["token"]:
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# This is an id token, so we don't have a refresh token yet
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g.token = token_info["token"]
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g.authenticated = True
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# we are getting the scope so it will decode the token and ensure it's valid.
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# this may be a better way to do this.
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get_scope(token_info["token"])
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elif token_info["api_key"]:
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g.authenticated = True
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return None
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raise ApiError(error_code="invalid_token", message="Cannot validate token.", status_code=401)
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@ -74,7 +74,7 @@ class UserService:
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# Returns true if the current user is logged in.
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@staticmethod
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def has_user() -> bool:
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return "token" in g and bool(g.token) and "user" in g and bool(g.user)
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return hasattr(g, "authenticated") and g.authenticated is True and "user" in g and bool(g.user)
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@staticmethod
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def current_user() -> Any:
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