Extends Django's built-in django.contrib.auth application, providing additional methods of authentication.

• Email-Only (TODO)
• Facebook Connect
• Twitter OAuth

TODO: Carry this over from the old repository

This extends the basic ModelBackend code to check against the User.email field. Add the following to your settings.py file to switch to the email only backend exclusively.

AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS = (
    'd51.django.auth.emailonly.backends.EmailOnlyBackend',
)

The email only backend falls back on the basic ModelBackend in the event it can't locate a user by email address. You can use it as a replacement to Django's built-in ModelBackend and still allow users with usernames to login using those usernames or their email addresses.

This adds a backend capable of talking with Facebook Connect to handle authentication. Add the following to your 'settings.py' file to switch to Facebook Connect exclusively for your authentication.

AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS = (
    'd51.django.auth.facebook.backends.FacebookConnectBackend',
)

You way want to use an additional authentication mechanism as well. For example, use a setting like this if you want to use Facebook Connect in addition to the email only backend:

AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS = (
    'd51.django.auth.emailonly.backends.EmailOnlyBackend',
    'd51.django.auth.facebook.backends.FacebookConnectBackend',
)

You will also have to add this app to your installed apps, and run migrations.

INSTALLED_APPS = (
        ... your installed apps ...
        'd51.django.auth.facebook.models',
)

Afterwards, run ./manage.py syncdb (or ./manage.py migrate, if south is installed). This provides the FacebookID helper model.

This adds a backend that will talk to Twitter OAuth to handle authentication. Add the following to your 'settings.py' file to switch to Twitter OAuth.

AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS = (
    'd51.django.auth.twitter.backends.TwitterBackend',
)

You will also have to add this app to your installed apps, and run migrations.

INSTALLED_APPS = (
        ... your installed apps ...
        'd51.django.auth.twitter.models',
)

Afterwards, run ./manage.py syncdb (or ./manage.py migrate, if south is installed). This provides the TwitterToken helper model, which can be used in conjunction with the d51.django.auth.twitter.utils functions to obtain authenticated API access to Twitter.

TODO

TODO: Expand

Initialize the environment:

prompt> fab init

Activate the virtualenv:

prompt> source bin/activate

Then run either of these:

prompt> fab test
# or
prompt> python ./run_tests.py

TODO