A Django app that allows users to authenticate using email, phone number or username.
## Installation ##
1. Install package:
pip install django_mobile_auth
2. Add mobile_auth app to INSTALLED_APPS in your django settings.py:
INSTALLED_APPS = (
'mobile_auth',
...
)
Note: Add it before django.contrib.auth if you want to use the custom createsuperuser command with support to email and phone.
3. On you django settings, set the AUTH_USER_MODEL and AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS to:
AUTH_USER_MODEL = 'mobile_auth.MobileUser'
AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS = ['mobile_auth.backends.MobileAuthBackend',]
## Releases ##
- 0.2.7: Replace fields first_name and last_name with just name. The migration were reset back to 001. Please check it before updating.
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