Password-protected URLs for Django
Project description
Easy password-protected URLs for your Django website.
Install
- Install via pip: pip install django-pwdprotect.
- Add pwdprotect your INSTALLED_APPS.
- Add pwdprotect.middleware.PasswordProtectMiddleware to your MIDDLEWARE settings.
- Run migrations python manage.py migrate pwdprotect.
Usage
After installation you can add protected URLs via the Django admin. Only local URLs starting with a / are allowed (do not include the site domain). The middleware will then check each request and prompt the user to log in if required.
Contributing
Review contribution guidelines at CONTRIBUTING.md.
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