narenaryan / django-auth-pattern

This is a pattern for implementing Authentication to Django websites

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package main

import "fmt"

// I is about me
type I struct {
	am       string
	love     []string
	workWith []string
	aspire   string
}

func main() {
	me := I{
		am:       "Naren Arya",
		love:     []string{"Software", "Books", "Travel"},
		workWith: []string{"Python 3", "JavaScript ES6", "React", "Go", "AWS"},
		aspire:   "To make this world a better and safe place with technology",
	}
	fmt.Println(me)
}

django-auth-pattern's Issues

Login Error

Please update this project into django 2.2 version.. i m facing login issue

Incorrect form field in LoginForm

The comment option on your blog isn't loading so I thought this would be a good way to let you know about the two issues I found while working through your tutorial. I could do a pull request for one issue but it's a simple change so it's probably easier to just tell you about it:

In log/forms.py the password item should be widget=forms.PasswordInput() not widget=forms.TextInput() so that the password isn't visible when the user is typing it.

The second issue isn't in the completed code. It only appears in one of the code examples as you step through building the authtest/urls.py. The code block right under the heading "Adding Login to urls.py" is missing the closing parenthesis after the curly braces on line 10. It isn't even something I should have noticed and the next change to the file fixes it but I thought you might like to know.

Thanks for writing up a clear and easy to follow example of using the built-in authentication with Bootstrap. I've been searching and working through tons of examples and tutorials and yours was the first that had exactly what I needed. It was awesome to not have to first work through pages of tutorial steps about Django basics since so many other tutorials already do that. It was really useful that you included using Bootstrap and the simplicity of your tutorial made it easier for me to understand it better than all the other tutorials I've done. Thanks for your time and effort!

How to add a working sign-up page?

Thanks for this lovely tutorial, but can you please extend it towards making a sign-up page too?
I can't think of a way to implement it, I don't know where i will store all the credentials in...

mistake in authtest/urls.py on the webpage

On the webpage the code is:

url(r'^login/$', views.login, {'template_name': 'login.html', 'authentication_form': LoginForm}),

the correct code (on github) is:

url(r'^login/$', views.login, {'template_name': 'login.html', 'authentication_form': LoginForm}, name='login'),

Small Issues

with this small piece of code I could get the navbar visible for the home page

$("ul.nav.navbar-nav.navbar-right").css("display","inline");

and another is when u click on Home from the nav bar dropdown its 404!!!

SignIn / create an account

Hi,

Thanks you for this example. How to add a SignIn / create an account ?

Sign in is not working

When I try to sign in the values are passed to the url, but authentication do not happened.