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Built on top of django-registration, django-invitation-backend handles registration through invitations.
Features
Invitations can be optional or required to be registered.
Admin integration
Installation
This application depends on django-registration.
Add "django-invitation-backend" directory to your Python path.
Add "invitation" to your INSTALLED_APPS tuple found in your settings file.
Include "invitation.urls" to your URLconf.
Testing & Example
TODO
Usage
You can configure django-invitation-backend app’s behaviour with the following settings:
- INVITATION_INVITE_ONLY:
Set this to True if you want registration to be only possible via invitations. Default value is False.
- INVITATION_EXPIRE_DAYS:
How many days before an invitation is expired. Default value is 15.
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