Flask-WTF StringField

This function creates a login form based on Flask-WTF, including username, password, and a 'Remember Me' checkbox field, and applies validations to these fields.

Custom function 2024-12-16 12:16:57 28 views

Flask-WTF wtforms

This code creates a login form class based on Flask-WTF, which includes username and password fields with necessary validators.

The type of code 2024-12-16 12:15:49 23 views

PyMongoEngine MongoDB

This function uses PyMongoEngine to create a document with random data and saves it to the specified collection. It uses MongoDB as the database.

Custom function 2024-12-16 12:15:47 23 views

Python wtforms

This function defines a class named UserForm, which inherits from the Form class of the wtforms library. UserForm contains two fields: username and email, defined by the StringField class and applied with length and email validators. The validate_form function is used to validate the form data.

Python Function 2024-12-16 12:13:00 4 views

PyMongoEngine mongoengine

This function is used to update a document in the MongoEngine database based on a given query. It first defines a document class User with fields for name and age. Then it connects to the database, finds the matching document based on the provided query, and updates its fields.

Function 2024-12-16 12:12:56 13 views

Flask Flask-WTF

This code uses Flask and Flask-WTF libraries to create a simple login form with username, password, and remember me checkbox, and applies validators such as InputRequired, Length, and Email.

Web login form generation 2024-12-16 12:12:33 24 views

PyMongoEngine Document

This function uses PyMongoEngine to create a simple document class, randomly populates one field, and then saves it to the specified collection.

The type of code 2024-12-16 12:10:12 23 views

Flask flask-wtf

This is a login form example based on Flask and flask-wtf. It includes a form class `LoginForm` that uses `StringField` and `PasswordField` to collect username and password, and uses `InputRequired` and `Length` validators to ensure that the input is required and the length is appropriate. The `check_login_form` function is used to validate the form data and handle the login logic.

Flask Web Application 2024-12-16 12:08:59 4 views

PyMongoEngine MongoDB

This function uses PyMongoEngine to connect to a MongoDB database, defines a User document, then queries all active users and returns a list containing the usernames of active users.

Function 2024-12-16 12:07:24 3 views

Flask Flask-WTF

This code example demonstrates how to create a simple login form using Flask and Flask-WTF, where FlaskForm class is used to define the form, StringField and PasswordField are used to create input fields, InputRequired and Length are validators, and validate_login function is used to validate the form data.

Flask Web Application 2024-12-16 12:06:58 3 views