Authentication backend that can use any field in the user table for identification.
Use any field in the user table for identification (as principal), such as ‘first name’, ‘id’ or ‘email’. It can be used in parallel or completely replace the standard django authentication backend (django.contrib.auth.backends.ModelBackend)
Repository: https://gitlab.com/rristow/django_anyfield_auth_backend
License: BSD 2-Clause
This version is supported on Python 3.6+; and Django 2.2+.
Installation
Install the package with pip:
$ pip install django-anyfield-auth-backendTo use the auth backend in a Django project, add 'django-anyfield-auth-backend' to AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS. Do not add anything to INSTALLED_APPS.
AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS += [
'django-anyfield-auth-backend',
]Configuration
Just configure the fields to be searched in the settings:
Warning: false means that “all matched users” will be used to attempt authentication. This option is NOT recommended because of security and performance gaps.
Tests
To run the tests
python load_tests.py1 maintainer
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