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Install facebook/python-sdk.
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Drop 'clortho' into your django project.
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Add 'clortho' to INSTALLED_APPS in settings.py
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Add 'clortho.auth_backends.FacebookBackend' to AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS in settings.py.
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Add the following entry to your project-level urls.py
url(r'^clortho/', include('clortho.urls')),
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Add the following settings to settings.py
FACEBOOK_API_KEY = 'value_here' #facebook app api key
FACEBOOK_SECRET_KEY = 'value_here' #facebook app secret key
FACEBOOK_APP_ID = 'value_here' #facebook app id
FACEBOOK_USER_NAMESPACE = 'fb-' #will serve as username prefix
CLORTHO_AUTH_REDIRECT = 'home' #name of url to redirect to after authentication
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Follow the included file
example_template.txt
. Be sure to set the javascript variable FB_APP_ID, as it should match the value of FACEBOOK_APP_ID you filled out earlier in settings.py. Future versions of django-clortho will contain a more simple and clean way of integrating the necessary javascript and markup. Please consult the Facebook Developer documentation for help. -
Once you have integrated your login and logout methods based on the above example, please run the following command in your projects base directory. After restarting your server,
django-clortho
will be available to use.python manage.py syncdb
- Add template tags for social plugins and auth.
- Add convenience methods to model for easy API lookups.
- Add methods to allow existing users to connect via FB.
This project came to be while I started rewriting my 14 year old Ghostbusters fan site in Python. I wanted a simple pluggable app to tie into the latest Facebook and Twitter APIs and authentication schemes. Named after Vinz Clortho, Keymaster of Gozer, django-clortho
will eventually provide OAuth 2.0-based authentication backends to Facebook Graph API and Twitter @Anywhere.