This django app adds decorators that fall back to a HTTP_AUTHORIAZATION instead of a django login form.
This can be used for programs that want to interact with your web page but require login.
E. g. to download a password protected file via wget or access an internal icalendar.
The HTTP_AUTHORIZATION relys on `django.contrib.auth.authenticate`.
## Usage
Import the decorators
```
from http_authentication.decorators import http_authorization_staff_member_required, http_authorization_login_required
```
and add it to the view functions
```
@http_authorization_staff_member_required
def protected_view(request):
return HttpResponse("This page can also be accessed via HTTP_AUTHORIZATION")
```
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