pip install drf-magic-linksAdd URL patterns
# urls.py
from django.urls import path
urlpatterns = [
path('/api/', include('magic_links.urls.api')),
...
]
Override settings as needed
# settings.py
MAGIC_LINKS = {
# URLS for creating links, dict key corresponds to `source` when requesting link
'MAGIC_LINKS_URLS': {
'default': 'http://localhost:8000/auth/',
'ios': 'myapp://login/',
},
# Amount of time that tokens last, in seconds
'MAGIC_LINKS_EXPIRE_TIME': 15 * 60,
# Registers previously unseen aliases as new users.
'MAGIC_LINKS_CREATE_USER': True,
# The user's email field name
'MAGIC_LINKS_USER_EMAIL_FIELD_NAME': 'email',
# The email the callback token is sent from
'MAGIC_LINKS_EMAIL_FROM_ADDRESS': '[email protected]',
# The email subject
'MAGIC_LINKS_EMAIL_SUBJECT': "Your Magic Link",
# A plaintext email message overridden by the html message. Takes one string.
'MAGIC_LINKS_EMAIL_PLAINTEXT_MESSAGE': "Follow this link to sign in: {link}",
# The email template name.
'MAGIC_LINKS_EMAIL_HTML_TEMPLATE_NAME': 'magic_link_email.html',
# Context Processors for Email Template
'MAGIC_LINKS_CONTEXT_PROCESSORS': [],
}
curl -X POST -d “[email protected]&source=ios” localhost:8000/api/auth/email/The user [email protected] receives an email
Follow this link to sign in: myapp://login/?token=$2b$12$Pc9ugN5DwsC3jNYwpfG.XOxUuwybmJu1HTvfpPCyGk/I3BkFLZDsq&[email protected]
At this point, the client can use the supplied token to request a DRF auth token
curl -X POST -d “[email protected]&token=$2b$12$Pc9ugN5DwsC3jNYwpfG.XOxUuwybmJu1HTvfpPCyGk/I3BkFLZDsq” localhost:8000/api/auth/token/
{
"token": "3d247ac9a67630932bb6b5e08cb24c0c7760f37a"
}