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Title: Getting Started with Flask and Bcrypt: Secure User Authentication in Python
Introduction:
Flask is a lightweight web framework for Python, and Bcrypt is a library that provides secure password hashing. In this tutorial, we will guide you through the process of installing Flask and Bcrypt using the Python package manager, pip. Additionally, we'll demonstrate how to use Bcrypt for secure password hashing within a Flask application.
Step 1: Install Flask and Bcrypt
Open your terminal or command prompt and run the following commands to install Flask and Bcrypt:
The first command installs Flask, and the second one installs Flask-Bcrypt, an extension that integrates Bcrypt with Flask for password hashing.
Step 2: Create a Flask App
Now, let's create a simple Flask application. Create a new file, for example, app.py, and add the following code:
This minimal Flask app sets up a basic web server.
Step 3: Integrate Bcrypt for Password Hashing
Now, let's extend our app to include Bcrypt for secure password hashing. Update your app.py file with the following modifications:
Here, we've added the necessary imports and created a Bcrypt object, passing in the Flask app.
Step 4: Hashing Passwords
Now, let's see how to hash passwords using Bcrypt. Add the following code to your app.py file:
In this example, we create a simple route /hash_password that takes a password as a parameter, hashes it using Bcrypt, and returns the hashed password as JSON.
Step 5: Run Your Flask App
Save your app.py file and run your Flask application using the following command in the terminal:
Visit http://127.0.0.1:5000 in your browser, and you should see your Flask app running.
Step 6: Test Password Hashing
Now, open a new terminal or use a tool like cURL or Postman to test the password hashing route. Use the following command:
Replace "your_password_here" with the password you want to hash. You should receive a JSON response with the hashed password.
Conclusion:
Congratulations! You've successfully installed Flask and Flask-Bcrypt and implemented secure password hashing in a Flask application. This tutorial provides a foundation for building secure authentication systems in your Python web applications.
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Title: Getting Started with Flask and Bcrypt: Secure User Authentication in Python
Introduction:
Flask is a lightweight web framework for Python, and Bcrypt is a library that provides secure password hashing. In this tutorial, we will guide you through the process of installing Flask and Bcrypt using the Python package manager, pip. Additionally, we'll demonstrate how to use Bcrypt for secure password hashing within a Flask application.
Step 1: Install Flask and Bcrypt
Open your terminal or command prompt and run the following commands to install Flask and Bcrypt:
The first command installs Flask, and the second one installs Flask-Bcrypt, an extension that integrates Bcrypt with Flask for password hashing.
Step 2: Create a Flask App
Now, let's create a simple Flask application. Create a new file, for example, app.py, and add the following code:
This minimal Flask app sets up a basic web server.
Step 3: Integrate Bcrypt for Password Hashing
Now, let's extend our app to include Bcrypt for secure password hashing. Update your app.py file with the following modifications:
Here, we've added the necessary imports and created a Bcrypt object, passing in the Flask app.
Step 4: Hashing Passwords
Now, let's see how to hash passwords using Bcrypt. Add the following code to your app.py file:
In this example, we create a simple route /hash_password that takes a password as a parameter, hashes it using Bcrypt, and returns the hashed password as JSON.
Step 5: Run Your Flask App
Save your app.py file and run your Flask application using the following command in the terminal:
Visit http://127.0.0.1:5000 in your browser, and you should see your Flask app running.
Step 6: Test Password Hashing
Now, open a new terminal or use a tool like cURL or Postman to test the password hashing route. Use the following command:
Replace "your_password_here" with the password you want to hash. You should receive a JSON response with the hashed password.
Conclusion:
Congratulations! You've successfully installed Flask and Flask-Bcrypt and implemented secure password hashing in a Flask application. This tutorial provides a foundation for building secure authentication systems in your Python web applications.
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