Add MemberMatters support#3
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I think this will help remove a lot of maintenance overhead now that people are pausing and restarting their memberships all the time. Couple thoughts, nothing crazy.
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- Add doorman/ipc.py with shared threading.Queue - Push door_access events from Flask on RFID auth success - Poll queue in websocket client, send door_access to MM server - Add main.py entrypoint running Flask + WS client in one process - Update Dockerfile to use main module with WEB_CONCURRENCY=1
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Currently, all access control decisions at Pawprint are being made using LDAP as our source of truth. Keeping LDAP users synced and turning off access after a user's payment has lapsed is a manual process.
MemberMatters has direct support for access control using a websocket protocol, this PR adds support for emulating a MemberMatters access control device to Doorman.
Doorman will first consult the access list from Member Matters, and can optionally fall-back to querying a card in LDAP.
The access list from MemberMatters is cached locally in the file specified by
DOORMAN_MM_DATA_FILE, so even for our instance hosted in the cloud, the doorman instance running locally will continue to work during an internet outage.