DRF Advanced Authentication
Django REST Framework provides just about everything needed to turn your Django app into a REST-based web application. One area that DRF lacks functionality is in the non-happy path scenarios related to authentication, namely password changes and password resets. This module aims to simplify setting up a full auth subsystem for your REST application.
The functions provided by this package are:
- login: an endpoint for authenticating a user
- logout: an endpoint for ending a user's session
- change password: an endpoint for changing the password of a logged-in user
- reset password: two endpoints that together can be used to reset the password of a logged-out user (lost password, etc)
Note: This package is a work in progress (that's why it's not yet at version 1.0). I am active seeking contributions to help with making it more usable, see "Contributing" below.
Installation
Install the package:
$ pip install drf-advanced-auth
Add it to INSTALLED_APPS:
INSTALLED_APPS = [
...
'drf_advanced_auth',
...
]
Update your URLs by adding the drf_advanced_auth urls under whatever prefix you want, and another url named password_reset_confirm that you want users to be redirected to when they click the link in the password reset email:
urlpatterns = [
url(r'^auth/', include('drf_advanced_auth.urls', namespace='authentication')),
url(r'^password-reset/update/(?P<uidb64>.*)/(?P<token>.*)', FakeView.as_view(), name='password_reset_confirm'),
]
Usage
(IN PROGRESS)
Sample App
You can see a sample app using these fields buy running the following:
$ python manage.py migrate
$ python manage.py loaddata fixtures/base.json
$ python manage.py runserver
This app has the following endpoints (assuming they are under the auth prefix as shown above):
/auth/login//auth/logout//auth/change_password//auth/reset_password_request//auth/reset_password_complete/
The username for the admin user is admin, and the password is pass.
Contributing
I am actively seeking contributions to this package. Check the "Issues" section of the repository for my current hit list.
If you have suggestions for other features I am open to hearing them. Use the "Issues" section of the repository to start a conversation.
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