django-auth-kit 0.1.0

A Django authentication kit with GraphQL (Strawberry), JWT, OTP, and social login support.

Django Auth Kit

A batteries-included Django authentication package with Strawberry GraphQL, JWT tokens, OTP verification, and optional social login via django-allauth.

Features

• UserEmail & UserMobile models with is_verified / is_primary support (bring your own User model)
• OTP verification via email (Django email backend) and SMS (pluggable backend)
• JWT authentication with access + refresh token pairs
• Strawberry GraphQL API for all auth operations
• Social login via django-allauth (Google, Facebook, Apple, Microsoft, Azure)
• WSGI & ASGI support, including Django Channels consumers
• Fully configurable via a single AUTH_KIT dict in Django settings

Installation

pip install django-auth-kit

# With social login support
pip install django-auth-kit[social]

# With Django Channels support
pip install django-auth-kit[channels]

Quick Start

1. Add to INSTALLED_APPS

INSTALLED_APPS = [
    # ...
    "django_auth_kit",
]

2. Add middleware and include URLs

Option A: WSGI (or ASGI without Channels)

MIDDLEWARE = [
    # ...
    "django_auth_kit.middleware.JWTAuthenticationMiddleware",
]

# urls.py — WSGI
urlpatterns = [
    path("auth/", include("django_auth_kit.urls")),
]

# urls.py — ASGI (AsyncGraphQLView, no Channels)
from django_auth_kit.urls import async_urlpatterns

urlpatterns = [
    path("auth/", include((async_urlpatterns, "django_auth_kit"))),
]

Option B: Django Channels (recommended for ASGI)

No Django middleware needed — authentication happens at the consumer level.

# asgi.py
from channels.routing import ProtocolTypeRouter, URLRouter
from django.urls import re_path
from django_auth_kit.channels import GraphQLHTTPConsumer
from myproject.schema import schema

application = ProtocolTypeRouter({
    "http": URLRouter([
        re_path(r"^graphql", GraphQLHTTPConsumer.as_asgi(schema=schema)),
        re_path(r"^", django_asgi_application),
    ]),
})

See docs/channels.md for the full Channels setup guide.

3. Run migrations

python manage.py migrate

4. Configure (optional)

from datetime import timedelta

AUTH_KIT = {
    # JWT
    "JWT_SECRET_KEY": SECRET_KEY,               # default: SECRET_KEY
    "JWT_ALGORITHM": "HS256",                   # default: "HS256"
    "JWT_ACCESS_TOKEN_LIFETIME": timedelta(hours=1),
    "JWT_REFRESH_TOKEN_LIFETIME": timedelta(days=7),
    "JWT_ISSUER": "django-auth-kit",

    # OTP
    "OTP_LENGTH": 6,
    "OTP_TIMEOUT": 300,                         # seconds
    "OTP_MAX_ATTEMPTS": 5,
    "OTP_COOLDOWN": 60,                         # seconds between sends

    # SMS backend
    "SMS_BACKEND": "django_auth_kit.otp.backends.console.ConsoleSmsBackend",

    # Email
    "OTP_EMAIL_SUBJECT": "Your verification code",
    "OTP_EMAIL_FROM": "[e-mail]",

    # Social (requires django-auth-kit[social])
    "SOCIAL_PROVIDERS": [],  # e.g. ["google", "facebook", "apple"]
}

GraphQL API

The GraphQL endpoint is available at /auth/graphql/ (or wherever you mount the URLs). Open it in a browser to access the GraphiQL IDE.

Queries

Query	Auth Required	Description
me	Yes	Returns the authenticated user's profile

Mutations

Mutation	Auth Required	Description
sendOtp	No	Send an OTP code to an email or mobile
verifyOtp	No	Verify an OTP code
register	No	Register with verified OTP + password
login	No	Login with email/mobile + password
refreshToken	No	Get a new token pair from a refresh token
changePassword	Yes	Change password (requires current password)
forgotPassword	No	Reset password with verified OTP
updateProfile	Yes	Update first/last name
socialLogin	No	Authenticate via a social provider

Auth Flows

Registration:

# 1. Send OTP
mutation { sendOtp(input: { identifier: "[e-mail]", purpose: "register", channel: "email" }) { success message } }

# 2. Verify OTP
mutation { verifyOtp(input: { identifier: "[e-mail]", purpose: "register", code: "123456" }) { success message } }

# 3. Register
mutation { register(input: { identifier: "[e-mail]", channel: "email", code: "123456", password1: "securepass", password2: "securepass" }) { success tokens { accessToken refreshToken } } }

Login:

mutation { login(input: { identifier: "[e-mail]", password: "securepass" }) { success tokens { accessToken refreshToken } } }

Forgot Password:

# 1. Send OTP
mutation { sendOtp(input: { identifier: "[e-mail]", purpose: "forgot_password", channel: "email" }) { success } }

# 2. Verify OTP
mutation { verifyOtp(input: { identifier: "[e-mail]", purpose: "forgot_password", code: "123456" }) { success } }

# 3. Reset password
mutation { forgotPassword(input: { identifier: "[e-mail]", code: "123456", newPassword1: "newpass123", newPassword2: "newpass123" }) { success } }

Custom SMS Backend

Create a backend by subclassing BaseSmsBackend:

from django_auth_kit.otp.backends.base import BaseSmsBackend

class TwilioSmsBackend(BaseSmsBackend):
    def send_messages(self, messages):
        sent = 0
        for message in messages:
            for recipient in message.to:
                # Send via Twilio API
                sent += 1
        return sent

Then configure:

AUTH_KIT = {
    "SMS_BACKEND": "myapp.sms.TwilioSmsBackend",
}

Development

uv sync
uv run pytest

License

MIT