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Configuration¶

All the apps share the settings names, some settings for Django framework are special (like AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS).

Below there’s a main settings document detailing each configuration and its purpose, plus sections detailed for each framework and their particularities.

Support for more frameworks will be added in the future, pull-requests are very welcome.

Contents:

  • Configuration
    • Application setup
    • Settings name
    • Keys and secrets
    • Authentication backends
    • URLs options
    • User model
    • Tweaking some fields length
    • Username generation
    • Extra arguments on auth processes
    • Processing redirects and urlopen
    • Whitelists
    • Miscellaneous settings
    • Account disconnection
  • Django Framework
    • Register the application
    • Database
    • Authentication backends
    • URLs entries
    • Template Context Processors
    • ORMs
    • Exceptions Middleware
    • Django Admin
  • Flask Framework
    • Dependencies
    • Enabling the application
    • Models Setup
    • User model reference
    • Global user
    • Flask-Login
    • Remembering sessions
    • Exceptions handling
  • Pyramid Framework
    • Dependencies
    • Enabling the application
    • Models Setup
    • User model reference
    • Global user
    • User login
    • Social auth in templates context
  • CherryPy Framework
    • Dependencies
    • Enabling the application
    • Models Setup
    • Login mechanism
  • Webpy Framework
    • Dependencies
    • Configuration
    • URLs
    • Session
    • User model
  • Porting from django-social-auth
    • Installed apps
    • URLs
    • Porting settings
    • Authentication backends
    • Session

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