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uzu-account-app

This is the official API documentation for the uzu-accounts-app Django Application.

uzu-accounts-app is a generic django application tailored to Single Page Applications that abstracts user authentication and verification from the rest of your project.

uzu-accounts-app will use the model set with AUTH_USER_MODEL in settings.py of your django project or the default user model of django.contrib.auth

Installation

Download and install the package from PyPi:

pip install uzu-accounts-app

Add AccountsApp.urls to your project's URLConf

urlpatterns = [
	...
	path("accounts/", include("AccountsApp.urls"))
]

Add the AccountsApp to your INSTALLED_APPS:

INSTALLED_APPS = [
	...
	"AccountsApp.apps.AccountsappConfig"
]

Setup the ACCOUNTS_APP settings variable in settings.py

ACCOUNTS_APP = {
	"base_url": "",			# Base url pattern for the AccountsApp urls
	"redirect_link": "", 	# Link redirected to after link verification 
	"code_length": 3, 		# specifies the length of the verification code
	"sign_in_after_verification": False		# Specify if to sign in after verification is successful
}

Then apply migrations

python manage.py migrate

API

The app communicates with the client-side using basic api calls.

API responses have the following basic format:

{
	status: Boolean,         //  status of the API call
	data: Object,  			 //  payload
	error: String            //  error string in case an error occurs (status == False)
}

API List

NB: The illustrations below assume that the app's urls were mapped to the accounts/ path.

1. sign-in

axios.post("/accounts/sign-in/", {
	...accountFields,
	keep_signed_in: true 		// keeps the user signed in (optional)
})

2. sign-up

axios.post("/accounts/sign-up/", {
	...accountFields,
	keep_signed_in: true 		// keeps the user signed in (optional)
})

3. sign-out

axios.get("/accounts/sign-out/")

4. authenticate

axios.post("/accounts/authenticate/", {
	password: ""
})

5. reset-password

axios.post("/accounts/reset-password/", {
	username: "",		// field value used for authentication as set by user_model.USERNAME_FIELD
	code: "",			// verification code. This comes from send-verification-code 
	new_password: "",
})

6. change-password

axios.post("/accounts/change-password/", {
	new_password: "",
	old_password: ""
})

7. send-verification-code

axios.post("/accounts/send-verification-code/", {
	username: "",		// optional username (will use request.user.username if a user is signed in when this field is not specified. Fails otherwise)
	mode: "",			// (send || resend) optional mode (will use 'resend' by default, if set to 'send', the verification code is updated before sending) 
})
axios.post("/accounts/send-verification-link/", {
	username: "",		// optional username (will use request.user.username if a user is signed in when this field is not specified. Fails otherwise)
	mode: "",			// (send || resend) optional mode (will use 'resend' by default, if set to 'send', the verification code is updated before sending) 
})

9. verify-code

axios.post("/accounts/verify-code/", {
	username: "",		
	code: "",			
})

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