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feat: Add password editing to user modal

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ReturnFI
2025-11-05 20:14:44 +00:00
parent 4d33dc9c12
commit b898db944e
6 changed files with 89 additions and 24 deletions
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core/cli_api.py
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@ -311,7 +311,7 @@ def bulk_user_add(traffic_gb: float, expiration_days: int, count: int, prefix: s
run_cmd(command)
def edit_user(username: str, new_username: str | None, new_traffic_limit: int | None, new_expiration_days: int | None, renew_password: bool, renew_creation_date: bool, blocked: bool | None, unlimited_ip: bool | None, note: str | None):
def edit_user(username: str, new_username: str | None, new_password: str | None, new_traffic_limit: int | None, new_expiration_days: int | None, renew_password: bool, renew_creation_date: bool, blocked: bool | None, unlimited_ip: bool | None, note: str | None):
'''
Edits an existing user's details by calling the new edit_user.py script with named flags.
'''
@ -323,6 +323,15 @@ def edit_user(username: str, new_username: str | None, new_traffic_limit: int |
if new_username:
command_args.extend(['--new-username', new_username])
password_to_set = None
if new_password:
password_to_set = new_password
elif renew_password:
password_to_set = generate_password()
if password_to_set:
command_args.extend(['--password', password_to_set])
if new_traffic_limit is not None:
if new_traffic_limit < 0:
raise InvalidInputError('Error: traffic limit must be a non-negative number.')
@ -333,10 +342,6 @@ def edit_user(username: str, new_username: str | None, new_traffic_limit: int |
raise InvalidInputError('Error: expiration days must be a non-negative number.')
command_args.extend(['--expiration-days', str(new_expiration_days)])
if renew_password:
password = generate_password()
command_args.extend(['--password', password])
if renew_creation_date:
creation_date = datetime.now().strftime('%Y-%m-%d')
command_args.extend(['--creation-date', creation_date])