Simple Twitch auth
Features
Easy to use
Ready to Twitch channel name changes
Username cases are synchronized to Twitch display_name
User emails are synchronized to Twitch
Installation
Ensure that Django ‘sites’ framework is enabled.
Python package:
pip install django-simpletwitchauth
settings.py:
Add twitch_auth to INSTALLED_APPS
Add twitch_auth.backends.OAuth2Backend to AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS
Set Twitch application settings
Example using django-environ:
env = environ.Env()
TWITCH_AUTH_CLIENT_ID = env('TWITCH_CLIENT_ID', default='some_client_id')
TWITCH_AUTH_CLIENT_SECRET = env('TWITCH_CLIENT_SECRET', default='some_client_secret')
All available settings:
TWITCH_AUTH_SCOPE
Defines OAuth2 token scope
Defaults to user_read
TWITCH_AUTH_PROTOCOL
Defines protocol that is used to build full authentication callback URI
Defaults to http://
TWITCH_AUTH_CLIENT_ID
Defines Twitch application client ID
TWITCH_AUTH_CLIENT_SECRET
Defines Twitch application client secret
TWITCH_AUTH_REDIRECT_URI
Defines default redirect URI after successful authentication
Defaults to /
Usage
Run migrations to create database tables for entities.
Add somewhere in your templates link to url login_twitch
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