Settings

django-nopassword settings

django.conf.settings.NOPASSWORD_LOGIN_CODE_TIMEOUT

Default: 900

Defines how long a login code is valid in seconds.

django.conf.settings.NOPASSWORD_NAMESPACE

Default: 'nopassword'

Defines the namespace for the urls, this must match the namespace of the include of nopassword.urls.

django.conf.settings.NOPASSWORD_HIDE_USERNAME

Default: False

If set to True, the login url will not contain the username.

django.conf.settings.NOPASSWORD_LOGIN_EMAIL_SUBJECT

Default: _('Login code')

Sets Email Subject for Login Emails.

django.conf.settings.NOPASSWORD_HASH_ALGORITHM

Default: 'sha256'

Set the algorithm for used in logincode generation. Possible values are those who are supported in hashlib. The value should be set as the name of the attribute in hashlib. Example hashlib.sha256() would be `NOPASSWORD_HASH_ALGORITHM = ‘sha256’.

django.conf.settings.NOPASSWORD_POST_REDIRECT

Default: True

By default, the login code url requires a POST request to authenticate the user. A GET request renders registration/login_submit.html, which contains some Javascript that automatically performs the POST on page load. To authenticate directly inside the initial GET request instead, set this to False.

django.conf.settings.NOPASSWORD_CODE_LENGTH

Default: 20

The length of the code used to log people in.

django.conf.settings.NOPASSWORD_TWILIO_SID

Account ID for Twilio.

django.conf.settings.NOPASSWORD_TWILIO_AUTH_TOKEN

Account secret for Twilio

django.conf.settings.NOPASSWORD_NUMERIC_CODES

Default: False

A boolean flag if set to True, codes will contain numeric characters only (0-9).

Django settings used in django-nopassword

django.conf.settings.SERVER_URL

Default: 'example.com'

By default, nopassword.views.login passes the result of result.get_host() to LoginCode.send_login_code to build the login URL. If you write your own view and/or want to avoid this behavior by not passing a value for host, the SERVER_URL setting will be used instead.

django.conf.settings.DEFAULT_FROM_EMAIL

Default: 'root@example.com'