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  • License: MIT
  • Author: Nick Whyte
  • Requires: Python >=3.5
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Flask LDAP3 Login allows you to easily integrate your flask app with an LDAP directory. It can be used as an extension to Flask-Login and can even be used with Flask-Principal for permission and privilege management.

Flask LDAP3 Login uses the ldap3 library, and maintains compatibility with those versions of Python supported by upstream.

Flask LDAP3 Login Will:

  • Allow you to query whether or not a user’s credentials are correct

  • Query the directory for users details

  • Query the directory for group details

  • Query the directory for users group memberships

  • Provide a contextual ldap_manager.connection object (ldap3.Connection) which can be used in any flask request context. Useful for writing your own more advanced queries.

Flask LDAP3 Login Wont:

  • Provide a login/logout mechanism. You need to provide this with something like flask-login

  • Provide any extension to the application’s session. User tracking and group tracking should be done via flask-login and flask-principal

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