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[GH-ISSUE #4] Database table name #4
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Originally created by @jomsky10 on GitHub (Mar 11, 2017).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/lizardlab/bluebase/issues/4
Hi @lizardlab, I want to rename the database table "hash_pass" to "password" for some reason I know it will affect the auth.py because it contains some codes that needs the hash_pass table name... can you assist me with this?
@lizardlab commented on GitHub (Mar 13, 2017):
Hello,
The hash_pass is a database column in the users table, not a table itself. Also if you are to look, you'd need to change it in at least 4 places, just seems like a lot of work for a little variable name. Please do not put in issues for small trivial requests such as these, they take too much time with not much payout. I purposefully named it hashed_pass to ensure people know its a Bcrypt hashed password, so it can't be handled as plaintext. You are free to change what you wish as per the GPLv3, but I have many other things to attend to and do not really see the importance of changing a column name. If this is for a business project, I suggest hiring a software developer competent in PHP and some basic Python. If you are really just a beginner I suggest checking out various online resources which can help you learn about programming, such as Codeacademy, Coursera, edX, and many others. I have recently been very busy and this is my first vacation in a while for spring break, so I can finally get back to programming. However I want to create new projects, not change superficial details on old ones, please be mindful of that. Best of luck on your programming endeavors.
@jomsky10 commented on GitHub (Mar 14, 2017):
thanks for encouraging words.. I'll keep that in mind. :)