old_contents: """
  **Flask-Authorization-Panda provides easy loading and access to the data elements of
  JSON based configuration files.**
  
  Usage
  -----
  
  Assuming that an environment variable 'SHARED_CONFIG_FILES' exists
  and points to a directory containing multiple JSON files, including
  the following::
  
      ldap.json
        {
          "primary": {
              "url": "ldaps://primaryldap.example.edu:111",
              "login": "cn=LDAP Testing",
              "password": "LDAP Password"
          }
        }
  
      smtp.json
        {
          "TestAccount1": {
              "url": "smtp.yourschool.edu",
              "login": "testaccount1",
              "password": "testaccount1password"
          }
        }
  
  You would access the contents of those configuration files like this::
  
      >>> from configuration_panda import ConfigurationPanda
      >>> program_settings = ConfigurationPanda(['SHARED_CONFIG_FILES'])
      >>> program_settings.ldap['primary']['url']
      ldaps://primaryldap.example.edu:111
      >>> program_settings.smtp['TestAccount1']['login']
      testaccount1
  
  Or, if you prefer dictionary-style syntax::
  
      >>> from configuration_panda import ConfigurationPanda
      >>> program_settings = ConfigurationPanda(['SHARED_CONFIG_FILES'])
      >>> program_settings['ldap']['primary']['url']
      ldaps://primaryldap.example.edu:111
      >>> program_settings['smtp']['TestAccount1']['login']
      testaccount1
  
  
  """
  
  __version__ = '0.5'
  
  from basic_auth import basic_auth
new_contents: """
  **Flask-Authorization-Panda is a Flask extension that provides decorators
  for various authentication methods for RESTful web services.
  
  Currently, only HTTP Basic Authentication is supported. **
  
  Usage
  -----
  
      >>> from flask.ext.flask_authorization_panda import basic_auth
  
  During app initialization, store your required username/password in
  the config attribute::
  
      app = Flask(__name__)
      app.config['basic_auth_credentials'] = dict(username='admin',
                                                  password='secret')
  
  
  Finally, simple apply the @basic_auth decorator to methods which you
  want to require HTTP Basic Auth::
  
      >>> @app.route('/')
      >>> @basic_auth
      >>> def hello_world():
      >>>    return jsonify({"statusCode": 200, "message": "Ok"})
  
  This will result in all calls against the decorated method to (1) check for
  for credentials on the request.authorization object and (2) verify that
  they match the contents of app.config['basic_auth_credentials]'
  
  """
  
  __version__ = '0.6'
  
  from basic_auth import basic_auth
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