- Create a link at the login page to start the reset password process
- The link is clicked to call a modal dialog. This dialog has a field
where the email of the user whose password is being reset is typed in
- Configure the modal dialog's max-height to 90% to provide more space
to the elements within and reduce clutter

- Create a password reset model to store request details in the
database for verification and updating when during completion process
- Create a html template to be used in the PasswordReset model
- Create a serializer, viewset and register an API route to manage this
model using REST

- Change the link in the 'Reset Password' button in the reset email.
The previous link used to redirect to the api backend. The change
redirects to a url that maps to a view
- Update the limber.urls file to handle the password completion process
by redirecting to the 'password_reset_completion' view
- Create the 'password_reset_completion' view

- Refactor the create method of PasswordResetViewset. This method
has been defined to accept wither a 'user' (id) or 'an email' address.
When an email is given, it queries the UserAuthentication model to get
the user associated with the provided email and uses his/her id in the
serializer
- Include the 'request_date' as a read only field to enforce the current
date as the value of this field
- Adjust the authController to send the email data under the email key
- Create a PasswordReset resource to handle calls to the '/api/password/
reset/' route in the backend

- Move the html definition of the 'forgot password' modal to within
the scope of the controller so that programmatic activation is possible

Fix indentation and spacing in html code for layout page

- Create an update method that requires a 'new_password' argument to
change the password of the user associated with the PasswordReset object
- Create PUT functionality for PasswordReset resource in mainService

- Create the password reset controller to handle requests from the
password reset view
- Load the password reset controller in the parent view (layout.html)
- Include the password reset controller in the password reset view

- Fix error code to HTTP 404 when a PasswordRequest object is not found

- Create tests for the forgot password functionality.

- Center password reset form, use border, provide 'Limber' header for
navigation to the root url

- Define logic to check whether password request has been used before
attempting to update the password
- Fix bug at the PasswordReset model by checking whether the request
has been used before prior to sending reset email
- Display toast in the password reset view informing user that a
request has expired if it has been used before
- Create tests for a scenario where a user is attempting to re-use a
password request.
- Create a link to the login page at the password reset page

- Resolve Python 3 compatibility errors