[BUG] Admin bundle points to security.login, but Security bundle defines security_controller.login about flask-unchained

[briancappello]

Hi @nielslerches, thanks for the report! I think this is maybe both a bug and a case of missing documentation :)

The Admin Bundle includes its own AdminSecurityController - which is the same as the regular SecurityController, except it is configured to use admin-specific templates. This should be included in your declarative routes like so:

# your-project/your_app_bundle/routes.py

from flask_unchained import (controller, resource, func, include, prefix,
                                get, delete, post, patch, put, rule)

routes = lambda: [
  # ...
  include('flask_unchained.bundles.admin.routes'),
]

And then, if you take a look at flask_unchained/bundles/admin/routes.py, the endpoint names must also be configured to match:

# your-project/your_app_bundle/config.py
from flask_unchained import BundleConfig

class Config(BundleConfig):
  ADMIN_LOGIN_ENDPOINT = 'admin.login'
  ADMIN_LOGOUT_ENDPOINT = 'admin.logout'

Hopefully that gets it working as expected?

[nielslerches]

Yes, this solves the problem :)

[briancappello]

Hi @nielslerches, I've just pushed a new release, v0.8.1, that fixes this and a few other bugs I discovered playing around with the Admin Bundle. It also adds a couple new features, for example better integrating the Security Bundle with the Admin interface by adding ModelAdmins for the User and Role classes. Apologies for the delay in getting this pushed and please do let me know if you encounter any other issues and/or have any questions - I'll do my best to answer them as quickly as I can! Thanks again :)