nside-wefa 0.6.0

Django library with Legal Consent compliance utilities and reusable apps

WeFa Django Toolkit

WeFa (Web Factory) delivers a set of modular Django apps that cover recurring web platform concerns such as authentication bootstrapping and legal consent management. The toolkit focuses on convention-over-configuration so new projects can enable production-grade defaults with minimal setup.

Table of Contents

• Features
• Installation
• Included Apps
• Quick Start
• Configuration
• Requirements
• Local Development
• Contributing
• License
• Project Status

Features

• Shared utilities that power the higher-level apps (nside_wefa.common)
• Plug-and-play Django REST Framework authentication configuration (token and JWT) (nside_wefa.authentication)
• Legal consent tracking with automatic user onboarding and templated documents (nside_wefa.legal_consent)
• System checks and sensible defaults so configuration mistakes surface early

Installation

Install the package from PyPI:

pip install nside-wefa

Or add it to your dependency file (e.g. requirements.txt):

nside-wefa>=0.3.0

Included Apps

Common

Foundational helpers shared across the toolkit. You rarely interact with it directly, but it must be installed before the other apps.

Authentication

Automatically wires Django REST Framework authentication classes, URLs, and dependency checks. See nside_wefa/authentication/README.md for the full guide.

Legal Consent

Tracks acceptance of privacy and terms documents with templating support and REST endpoints. See nside_wefa/legal_consent/README.md for details.

Quick Start

1. Install the package.

2. Add the apps to INSTALLED_APPS (order matters):

   INSTALLED_APPS = [
       # Django + DRF dependencies...
       "rest_framework",
       "rest_framework.authtoken",  # For token auth
       "rest_framework_simplejwt",  # For JWT auth
       "nside_wefa.common",
       "nside_wefa.authentication",
       "nside_wefa.legal_consent",
   ]
   

3. Apply migrations:

   python manage.py migrate
   

4. Expose the URLs you need:

   from django.urls import include, path
   
   urlpatterns = [
       # ...your URLs
       path("auth/", include("nside_wefa.authentication.urls")),
       path("legal-consent/", include("nside_wefa.legal_consent.urls")),
   ]
   

Configuration

The toolkit reads from a namespaced settings dictionary. Start with the minimal configuration below and extend it as needed:

# settings.py
NSIDE_WEFA = {
    "APP_NAME": "My Product",  # Used in legal consent templates
    "AUTHENTICATION": {
        "TYPES": ["TOKEN", "JWT"],  # Enable the authentication flows you need
    },
    "LEGAL_CONSENT": {
        "VERSION": 1,
        "EXPIRY_LIMIT": 365,  # days
        # "TEMPLATES": BASE_DIR / "templates/legal_consent",  # Optional overrides
    },
}

Validation happens through Django system checks. Run python manage.py check to surface configuration issues early.

Requirements

• Python >= 3.12
• Django >= 6.0.4
• Django REST Framework >= 3.14.0
• djangorestframework-simplejwt >= 5.5.1 (if you enable JWT support)

Local Development

Clone the repository and install the development extras:

cd django
python -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate
pip install -e .[dev]

Run the demo project:

python manage.py migrate
python manage.py runserver

Execute the test suite and linters:

pytest

Contributing

We welcome feature ideas, bug reports, and pull requests. Check CONTRIBUTE for the current workflow (it will be merged with the repo-wide guidelines soon). Please include documentation updates and tests when relevant.