func RegisterPost(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
// /register POST method handler.
// Validates the form,
// check's if username is availible,
// and then creates a user and redirects to
// /login .
db := database.GetConnection()
var user models.User
// Model out of form data.
user.Email = r.FormValue("email")
user.Email = strings.ToLower(user.Email)
user.Password = r.FormValue("password")
user.Firstname = r.FormValue("firstname")
if len(user.Firstname) > 0 {
user.Firstname = strings.ToUpper(user.Firstname[0:1]) + strings.ToLower(user.Firstname[1:])
}
user.Lastname = r.FormValue("lastname")
if len(user.Lastname) > 0 {
user.Lastname = strings.ToUpper(user.Lastname[0:1]) + strings.ToLower(user.Lastname[1:])
}
repeat := r.FormValue("repeat")
var old models.RegisterContext
// Model for return form.
// In case there the data wasn't valid
old.Firstname = user.Firstname
old.Lastname = user.Lastname
old.Email = user.Email
old.Flag = user.UserValidate(repeat)
if old.Flag != "" {
templates.Render(w, "register", old)
return
}
pass, _ := database.GetPassword(db, user.Email)
// Checks if user exists.
if pass != "" {
old.Flag = "Vartotojas su šiuo el. pašto adresu jau egzistuoja."
templates.Render(w, "register", old)
return
}
user.Password = password.NewPassword(user.Password)
database.CreateUser(db, &user)
// Creates a user in the db.
http.Redirect(w, r, "/login", http.StatusFound)
log.Printf("USER CREATED (%s)\n", user.Email)
}
