KeyRock Identity Manager client for Django
Made by [https://glampinghub.com](https://glampinghub.com)
## How to Install
1. Install it:
```sh
pip install django-keyrock
```
2. Add 'keyrock' to your INSTALLED_APPS:
```python
INSTALLED_APPS += ('keyrock',)
```
3. Add the context processor to your Django settings:
```python
TEMPLATE_CONTEXT_PROCESSORS += (
'keyrock.context_processors.keyrock_url',
)
```
4. Add KEYROCK_URL to your Django settings:
```python
KEYROCK_URL = 'your_domain' # Example: KEYROCK_URL = 'https://yoursite.com'
```
5. Add the urls to urls.py:
```python
urlpatterns += patterns(
'',
url(r'keyrock/', include('keyrock.urls')),
)
```
6. The url to sign up:
```html
<a href="{{ KEYROCK_URL }}/sign_up/">
Sign Up
</a>
```
7. You can add a link to reset password:
```html
<a href="{{ KEYROCK_URL }}/password/request/">
Forgot your password/email?
</a>
```
## Settings
**KEYROCK_APP_CLIENT_ID** Application ID in Keyrock. When you create your
application in Keyrock it will generate a pair of keys for it, this is the
generated id.
**KEYROCK_APP_CLIENT_SECRET** Application Secret in Keyrock. When you create
your application in Keyrock it will generate a pair of keys for it, this is the
generated secret.
**KEYROCK_REDIRECT_URL** URL to redirect to when the login/signup
process is completed. It must be a URL without parameters. Typically your
homepage URL.
**KEYROCK_URL** KeyRock instance URL, including protocol. Example:
*https://keyrock.example.com*
## Legal Notice
This software is licensed under a BSD 3-clause. You can find a copy of the
license in this repository.
Copyright (c) 2016, Glamping Hub <it@glampinghub.com>
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