django-socialregistration 0.5.4

django-socialregistration is a Django app that enables developers to add alternative registration methods based on third party sites.<br /><br />Installation:<br /><br />#. Add the *socialregistration* directory to your *PYTHON_PATH*.<br />#. Add *socialregistration* to your *INSTALLED_APPS* settings of Django.<br />#. Add *socialregistration.urls* to your *urls.py* file.<br /><br />Configuration:<br /><br />Facebook Connect<br /><br />#. Add *FACEBOOK_API_KEY* and *FACEBOOK_SECRET_KEY* to your settings file<br />representing the keys you were given by Facebook.<br />#. Add *socialregistration.auth.FacebookAuth* to *AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS* in your settings file.<br /><br />#. Add tags to your template file:<br /><br /> {% load facebook_tags %}<br /> {% facebook_button %}<br /> {% facebook_js %}<br /> <br />Twitter<br /><br />#. Add the following variables to your *settings.py* file with the values you<br />were given by Twitter:<br /><br /> TWITTER_CONSUMER_KEY<br /> TWITTER_CONSUMER_SECRET_KEY<br /> TWITTER_REQUEST_TOKEN_URL<br /> TWITTER_ACCESS_TOKEN_URL<br /> TWITTER_AUTHORIZATION_URL<br /><br />#. Add *socialregistration.auth.TwitterAuth* to *AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS* in your settings file.<br /><br />#. Add tags to your template file:<br /> {% load twitter_tags %}<br /> {% twitter_button %}<br /><br />Other OAuth Services<br /><br />There is an example of how FriendFeed integration could work. *socialregistration.models* provides a *FriendFeedProfile* model to save account data, *socialregistration.auth* provides examples for different auth backends for different service providers, *socialregistration.utils* provides a Twitter and FriendFeed interface and *socialregistration.urls* provides examples based on Twitter and FriendFeed how to hook in more OAuth based services.<br /><br />OpenID<br /><br />#. Add *socialregistration.auth.OpenIDAuth* to *AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS* in your settings file.<br />#. Add tags to your template file:<br /> {% load openid_tags %}<br /> {% openid_form %}<br /><br />Other Information<br /><br />If you don't wish your users to be redirected to the setup view to create a username but rather have a username generated for them, set *SOCIAL_GENERATE_USERNAME* in your settings file to True.<br /><br />#md5=bca5c6be26f6d5ca29be66658afb51af

Requirements:	No special requirements
Platforms:	*nix, Linux
Keyword:	Account,  Authentication Backends,  Based,  Django,  Examples,  Friendfeed,  Oauth,  Settings,  Socialregistration,  Socialregistrationauth,  Socialregistrationmodels,  Socialregistrationurls,  Template,  Twitter,  Username
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