django-guest-user
A Django app that allows visitors to interact with your site as a guest user without requiring registration.
Largely inspired by django-lazysignup and rewritten for Django 3.1+ and Python 3.7+.
Find the complete documentation on Read the Docs.
Quickstart
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Install the
django-guest-userpackage -
Add
guest_userto yourINSTALLED_APPSand migrate your database -
Add
guest_user.backends.GuestBackendto yourAUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS -
Include
guest_user.urlsin your URLs -
Decorate your views with
@allow_guest_user:from guest_user.decorators import allow_guest_user @allow_guest_user def my_view(request): assert request.user.is_authenticated return render(request, "my_view.html")
Status
This project is still under development. But thanks to previous work it is largely functional.
I decided to rewrite the project since the original project hasn't seen any larger updates for a few years now. The initial code base was written a long time ago as well.
1 maintainer
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