httpie-django-auth
django auth plugin for HTTPie.
Installation
$ pip install httpie-django-authYou should now see django under --auth-type in $ http --help output.
Usage
By default httpie-django-auth uses /admin/login to login. If you need to use some other url for logging, set HTTPIE_DJANGO_AUTH_URL environment variable.
export HTTPIE_DJANGO_AUTH_URL='/accounts/login/'Make requests to your site
$ http --auth-type=django --auth='username:password' example.org
$ http -A=django --auth='username:password' example.org
$ http -A=django --auth='username:password' example.org/profile
$ http -A=django --auth='username:password' http://127.0.0.1:8000/profileLicense
See LICENSE.txt
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