django-creta-auth 0.2.1

A boilerplate Django app package for easy integration

django_creta_auth

Current version: 0.2.1

Boilerplate for a Django Package

1. Installation

The preferred installation method is directly from pypi:

# Install the package.
$ pip install -U django_creta_auth

Quickstart

1. Add django_creta_auth to your INSTALLED_APPS in settings.py:

INSTALLED_APPS = [
    ...,
    'django_creta_auth'
]

2. Include the django_creta_auth URLs in your urls.py:

from django.urls import path, include

urlpatterns = [
    ...,
    path('auth/', include('django_creta_auth.urls')),
]

3. Run python manage.py migrate Create the models.

CRETA_AUTH_BASE_URL = 'https://....'

4. Run python manage.py migrate Create the models.

$ python manage.py migrate

Usage

Endpoints

• Register User: POST /auth/register/
• Login User: POST /auth/login/
• Reset Password: POST /auth/reset-password/
• Update Password: POST /auth/update-password/
• Send Verification Key: POST /auth/send-verification-key/
• Verify Key: GET /auth/verify-key/
• Find Existing User: GET /auth/find-existing-user/
• Send Password Reset: POST /auth/send-password-reset/
• Verify Password Reset: GET /auth/verify-password-reset/
• Validate Session: GET /auth/validate-session/
• Refresh Session: POST /auth/refresh-session/
• Logout User: POST /auth/logout/
• Google OAuth Login: GET /auth/oauth/google/
• Apple OAuth Login: GET /auth/oauth/apple/
• Upsert OAuth User: POST /auth/oauth/upsertUser/ Gateway Functions The gateway.py module provides functions to interact with the authentication API directly.

Functions

• register_user(email, password, name, is_two_factor, email_verified_at): Registers a new user.
• login_user(email, password): Logs in a user.
• reset_password(email, key, password): Resets the user's password.
• update_password(session_token, old_password, new_password): Updates the user's password.
• send_verification_key(email, call_back_url): Sends a verification key to the user's email.
• verify_key(email, key): Verifies the key sent to the user's email.
• find_existing_user(email): Checks if a user with the given email exists.
• send_password_reset(email, call_back_url): Sends a password reset link to the user's email.
• verify_password_reset(email, key): Verifies the password reset key.
• validate_session(session_token): Validates the session token.
• refresh_session(refresh_token): Refreshes the session token.
• logout_user(session_token): Logs out the user.
• google_oauth_login(origin_url): Logs in using Google OAuth.
• apple_oauth_login(origin_url): Logs in using Apple OAuth.
• upsert_oauth_user(provider, provider_user_id, access_token, refresh_token, name, picture_url, email): Upserts a user using OAuth.

Contributes

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