django-rest-auth

问题 I'm trying to use djoser with token authentication, but using django-rest-knox tokens. I have set the TOKEN_MODEL to knox.models.AuthToken , and the rest framework's DEFAULT_AUTHENTICATION_CLASSES to knox.auth.TokenAuthentication . I naïvely thought that this would be enough, but it seems that Djoser's inbuilt serializers (create token, and token), don't work properly with the knox tokens. I tried overriding them with custom serializers, but I didn't get anywhere (which is not to say it's not

问题 I'm trying to use djoser with token authentication, but using django-rest-knox tokens. I have set the TOKEN_MODEL to knox.models.AuthToken , and the rest framework's DEFAULT_AUTHENTICATION_CLASSES to knox.auth.TokenAuthentication . I naïvely thought that this would be enough, but it seems that Djoser's inbuilt serializers (create token, and token), don't work properly with the knox tokens. I tried overriding them with custom serializers, but I didn't get anywhere (which is not to say it's not

问题 I'm trying to use djoser with token authentication, but using django-rest-knox tokens. I have set the TOKEN_MODEL to knox.models.AuthToken , and the rest framework's DEFAULT_AUTHENTICATION_CLASSES to knox.auth.TokenAuthentication . I naïvely thought that this would be enough, but it seems that Djoser's inbuilt serializers (create token, and token), don't work properly with the knox tokens. I tried overriding them with custom serializers, but I didn't get anywhere (which is not to say it's not

问题 I'm trying to use djoser with token authentication, but using django-rest-knox tokens. I have set the TOKEN_MODEL to knox.models.AuthToken , and the rest framework's DEFAULT_AUTHENTICATION_CLASSES to knox.auth.TokenAuthentication . I naïvely thought that this would be enough, but it seems that Djoser's inbuilt serializers (create token, and token), don't work properly with the knox tokens. I tried overriding them with custom serializers, but I didn't get anywhere (which is not to say it's not

问题 I have this strange issue and I can't find why. I've build the API using django 1.7 and django rest framework and token auth for api authentication. All works fine on local host, but when I'm trying to call an API endpoint which requires authentication on production machine I'm getting 403 status code along with the following message: {"detail":"Authentication credentials were not provided."}. What I'm doing wrong? I'm sending the token in the headers as per documentation. Here's how my

问题 I have this strange issue and I can't find why. I've build the API using django 1.7 and django rest framework and token auth for api authentication. All works fine on local host, but when I'm trying to call an API endpoint which requires authentication on production machine I'm getting 403 status code along with the following message: {"detail":"Authentication credentials were not provided."}. What I'm doing wrong? I'm sending the token in the headers as per documentation. Here's how my

问题 I am using django-rest-auth and django-allauth to handle user authentication in my rest api. When a user tries to verify their email after the link has expired, I get an unpleasant error page. Please, how can I display a better error page or send a message telling them it wasn't successful because the link had expired? 回答1: As far as I can understand, your error is coming from django-allauth , not from your project. Reason for the error is that you did not include allauth.url in your main

问题 I'm working with DRF and came across this issue. I have a third-party view which I'm importing in my urls.py file like this : from some_package import some_view urlpatterns = [ path('view/',some_view) ] but the issue I'm facing is since I have enabled default permission classes in my settings.py like this: REST_FRAMEWORK = { 'DEFAULT_AUTHENTICATION_CLASSES': ( 'rest_framework.authentication.TokenAuthentication', ), 'DEFAULT_PERMISSION_CLASSES':( 'rest_framework.permissions.IsAuthenticated', )

问题 I'm working with DRF and came across this issue. I have a third-party view which I'm importing in my urls.py file like this : from some_package import some_view urlpatterns = [ path('view/',some_view) ] but the issue I'm facing is since I have enabled default permission classes in my settings.py like this: REST_FRAMEWORK = { 'DEFAULT_AUTHENTICATION_CLASSES': ( 'rest_framework.authentication.TokenAuthentication', ), 'DEFAULT_PERMISSION_CLASSES':( 'rest_framework.permissions.IsAuthenticated', )

问题 I'm trying to add change password functionality to a Django / React app. I'm struggling to find any way to make this work. I'm using django-rest-auth and django-rest-framework. I would be happy to either submit the password change request from a React page, or else to redirect the user to the native Django template-driven page - leaving my SPA, but acceptable to get the functionality working. However, the change password page requires the user to be logged in, and I can't see how to do this