GUI control of config.py CTF settings
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**Release v1.0** New features: - [x] Multiple boxes support (closes issue #17) - [x] Challenges page (closes issue #56). Along with tag and category models for organization. - [x] CTF settings and websites are now stored in database and can easily be changed from the new `/setup` view. (Closes issue #55) - [x] WTForm class for Machine for editing/creating new machines. - [x] Implemented thorough and efficient caching with use of "Flask-Caching" and "Redis". - [x] Now uses flask factory app method so the various flask extensions can be well-managed. Changes: - [x] Define redis service in `docker-compose.yml` - [x] Redis add-on has been added to `app.json`. - [x] `ADMIN_EMAIL`, and mail related env variables added in `app.json`. - [x] Flag submission is now in a modal. - [x] DB models are now in their respective folders in `models.py` - [x] Optimized scoreboard's detail fetching - [x] Features such as searching and exporting and new dark theme for `Admin Controls` (closes issues #1, #16, #36 ) - [x] Some utility functions such as `@admin_only` decorator. - [x] macros have been defined in templates for reusability.
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GUI control of
config.pyCTF settingsAdditional context
The user should be able to change the CTF settings from the "admin control" panel. At the moment these configurations are stored as static python dictionaries in the
config.pyfile, this must be changed into SQLAlchemy Models. Then, register admin views for the newly created models so they can be accessed from the "admin control" panel.This is related to #36.
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