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I am creating an application that lets users login using Google, Facebook and the website's native login. The site is being built in Python / Django.
What would be the best way to handle login, session management and user authentication?
I do not want to use the in-built Django user management. I am using Django very sparingly(URLs, templates)
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I want to multiple role in django. I also create default auther user. But i want add login in second database table.
I try to authenticate(username='john', password='secret') function but it is working only django default author. I want to use second database table then how can i authenticate the second user and login to the site. Please advice currently working django 4.1 version.
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I am a beginner in Django and need to learn it for a local bot web application.
Usually, modern MVC and MVM web frameworks such as ASP.net core and meteor have simple possibilities and tricks for membership and the user account (especially meteor). But I didn't find anything about this in Django. Does Django has these possibilities or I should download third-party packages?
Django has of course several methods related to user authentication or ACL and so on.
See this
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.1/topics/auth/default/
One exemple you can retrive user of request:
request.user
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I am creating a social networking site using django. I will send lots of emails depending on the user actions. Should I create an email app or just create an email_funcitons.py file in each individual app. Which is best practice?
Apps created so far:
Accounts
NewsFeed
Profile
Notifications
Messaging
Privacy
You should create separate module. There is no reason to have same function implemented in multiple places, it makes your code hard to maintenance.
Each functionality should have own module (in this case app), so modifying email you will have to modify only one file/module, not all email functions in all modules
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I am new in ember.js and django.
I have done with django API using rest-framwork authentication means at the back-end side my api is working fine with authentication.
Now I have to authenticate from front end side using ember. Please tell me how to do ?
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How can I make a Python script which checks if I have logged in the Facebook? If I haven't, it should log me in.
Being "logged in" to Facebook (or any system for that matter) is generally a contract between the server and the client - and not just a "flipped bit" on the server.
As an example, if you log into Facebook on you phone - you can't then pull up Facebook on your desktop machine and be logged in.
In short - no, I don't think so.