django-allauth

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来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41848519/how-to-create-a-new-model-object-when-a-user-signs-up-using-django-all-auth

问题 Django has builtin User model is_active field. I assume that django-allauth sets this field to True after successful e-mail verification. I would manually enable the user and change this field to "true" via the Django admin interface instead. Is it possible to change this behavior from django-allauth? 回答1: is_active is, like you mentioned, used to determine whether its an active account, and can be flipped to False instead of deleting the acccount. But I don't think all-auth does anything

问题 Django has builtin User model is_active field. I assume that django-allauth sets this field to True after successful e-mail verification. I would manually enable the user and change this field to "true" via the Django admin interface instead. Is it possible to change this behavior from django-allauth? 回答1: is_active is, like you mentioned, used to determine whether its an active account, and can be flipped to False instead of deleting the acccount. But I don't think all-auth does anything

问题 Django allauth sends an account confirmation email with activate url which is {{activate_url}} . One example for this url is http://127.0.0.1:8000/accounts/confirm-email/NTM:1jfPhE:KyDCaadIYlHM23UbccSVcDnzdJU/ . But I can't use allauth to handle for sending confirmation emails as I am using Gmail account for sending emails and Gmail is not allowing to send email with allauth because it was not secure enough. So I used Gmail API to send emails and using @receiver(user_signed_up) to send

问题 Django allauth sends an account confirmation email with activate url which is {{activate_url}} . One example for this url is http://127.0.0.1:8000/accounts/confirm-email/NTM:1jfPhE:KyDCaadIYlHM23UbccSVcDnzdJU/ . But I can't use allauth to handle for sending confirmation emails as I am using Gmail account for sending emails and Gmail is not allowing to send email with allauth because it was not secure enough. So I used Gmail API to send emails and using @receiver(user_signed_up) to send

问题 So I'm using django-allauth, even though I've found a previous post pointing to the configuration settings for setting the email verification settings, it looks like it's not working for me. After using their facebook account to login, the user redirected to the e-mail verification form, I would like them to be signed in and be redirected to their profile page. I have the following settings; settings.py ACCOUNT_USER_MODEL_USERNAME_FIELD = None ACCOUNT_EMAIL_REQUIRED = True ACCOUNT_USERNAME

问题 I am using djnago all-auth to create custom user accounts. When creating an account with email and password, if account with a email already exits it gives an error (UNIQUE constraint failed: account_emailaddress.email) but I would like to display message that an account with this email already exists instead of throwing an error. What is the best way to handle this? In general I would use AJAX to verify and display message for my own views but I do not know how to deal here with django all

问题 I am making a website with django rest in the backend and react.js in the frontend. This will be my first time using a front end framework with django. I am using django-allauth for social auth on the backend (facebook/twitter/google). Once the user is signed in through a web session (using allauth) via a 3rd party provider (facebook) how do I pass that data to my react app? Do I grab the facebook token, authenticate it, then generate an oauth2/jwt token and store that somehow? Is there some

问题 I am making a website with django rest in the backend and react.js in the frontend. This will be my first time using a front end framework with django. I am using django-allauth for social auth on the backend (facebook/twitter/google). Once the user is signed in through a web session (using allauth) via a 3rd party provider (facebook) how do I pass that data to my react app? Do I grab the facebook token, authenticate it, then generate an oauth2/jwt token and store that somehow? Is there some