django-simple-authentication
Django’s auth.User model uses a username field to uniquely identify a user. django-simple-authentication uniquely identifies users with an email address instead, removing the username field altogether.
Additionally, django-simple-authentication offers a feature that forces users to change their password the next time they log in. This can be done by setting simple_authentication.User.force_password_change to True. The ForcePasswordChangeMiddleware must be installed for this feature to work properly.
Quick-start
Install: pip install django-simple-authentication.
Add: simple_authentication to INSTALLED_APPS.
Add: AUTH_USER_MODEL = 'simple_authentication'.
Add: simple_authentication.middleware.ForcePasswordChanceMiddleware to MIDDLEWARE.
Make migrations: python manage.py makemigrations simple_authentication.
Apply migrations: python manage.py migrate simple_authentication.
Compatibility
django_simple_authentication has been tested on Django versions >= 2.0. It may work without issue on earlier versions of Django (or Python), but this is not officially supported.
Changelog
Version |
Description |
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0.1.2 |
Improved unit test coverage (up to 76%). |
0.1.1 |
Ensure migrations are excluded from the PyPI distribution. |
0.1 |
Initial version. |
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