Note that this is very much not a finished package. Consider it a tech demo, or a small proof of concept, and feel free to use it however you'd like, but I would not recommend using it in production as-is.

Installation

1. pip install django-passkey-auth
2. Add passkeys to your INSTALLED_APPS setting
3. Include passkeys.urls somewhere in your urls.py (auth/passkey/ for example)
4. Migrate your database

Integration with the Django admin

django-passkey-auth comes with some basic admin template overrides that make it possible to register and authenticate with a passkey to the Django admin. To use these customizations, add passkeys.template_directory to your TEMPLATES["DIRS"] list.

The next time you log into the admin, a "Register Passkey" link will be available in the user links at the top. Once you have registered a passkey, you can use the "Passkey Login" button available on the admin login form.

Integration with your site

• Add <script src="{% static 'passkeys/passkeys.js' %}"></script> to your login page, and any page where you may want to allow users to register or use a passkey.
• Instead of passing endpoint and redirect to each method (which you can do via an options object, or using data- attributes of elements), you can initialize the Passkeys object with a default endpoint and redirect lcoation as follows:

  Passkeys.init({
    endpoint: "{% url 'passkey-info' %}",
    redirect: "{% url 'home' %}",
  });
  

• Add a button to allow authenticated users to register a passkey:

  <button onclick="Passkeys.register()">Register Passkey</button>
  

• Add a button to your login page to allow users to authenticate with a passkey:

  <button data-redirect="{{ redir }}" onclick="Passkeys.authenticate()">Passkey Login</button>
  

• Add an autocomplete to your username field and call autofill:

  <input type="text" name="username" autocomplete="username webauthn" autofocus />
  <script>
    Passkeys.autofill({
      redirect: '{{ redir }}',
    });
  </script>