===== djangorestframework-auth0

Migrate from 0.2.1 to >0.4.5

If you're using the version 0.2.1 -or older- from this package, you'll need to update your Auth0 settings

From this

AUTH0 = {
    'AUTH0_CLIENT_ID': '<YOUR_AUTH0_CLIENT_ID>', # make sure it's the same string that aud attribute in your payload provides
    'AUTH0_CLIENT_SECRET': '<YOUR_AUTH0_CLIENT_SECRET>',
    'CLIENT_SECRET_BASE64_ENCODED': True,  # default to True, if you're Auth0 user since December, maybe you should set it to False
    ...
}

To this

AUTH0 = {
  'CLIENTS': {
      'default': {
          'AUTH0_CLIENT_ID': '<YOUR_AUTH0_CLIENT_ID>',  #make sure it's the same string that aud attribute in your payload provides
          'AUTH0_CLIENT_SECRET': '<YOUR_AUTH0_CLIENT_SECRET>',
          'CLIENT_SECRET_BASE64_ENCODED': True,  # default to True, if you're Auth0 user since December, maybe you should set it to False,
          'AUTH0_ALGORITHM': 'HS256',  # HS256 or RS256
          'PUBLIC_KEY': <YOUR_AUTH0_CERTIFICATE>,  # used only for RS256
      }
  },
  ...
}

If you wanna use RS256, please follow the sample project

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Library to simply use Auth0 token authentication in DRF within djangorestframework-jwt

This library let you to login an specific user based on the JWT Token returned by Auth0 Javascript libraries

Detailed documentation will be in the "docs" directory.

Installation

1. Using pip install the library cloning the repository with following command:

pip install rest_framework_auth0

Quick start

1. Add "django.contrib.auth to INSTALLED_APPS settings like this:

INSTALLED_APPS = [
    ...
    'django.contrib.auth',
    ...
]

This will allow us to login as an specific user as well as auto-creating users when they don't exist

1. Add "rest_framework_auth0" to your INSTALLED_APPS after rest_framework_jwt setting like this:

INSTALLED_APPS = [
    ...,
    'rest_framework_jwt',
    'rest_framework_auth0',
]

2. Add Auth0JSONWebTokenAuthentication in your DEFAULT_AUTHENTICATION_CLASSES located at settings.py from your project:

REST_FRAMEWORK = {
    ...,
    'DEFAULT_AUTHENTICATION_CLASSES': (
        ...,
        'rest_framework_auth0.authentication.Auth0JSONWebTokenAuthentication',
    ),
}

3. Add your AUTH0_CLIENT_SECRET and AUTH0_CLIENT_ID in your settings.py file -must be the same secret and id than the frontend App-:

AUTH0 = {
  'CLIENTS': {
      'default': {
          'AUTH0_CLIENT_ID': '<YOUR_AUTH0_CLIENT_ID>',  #make sure it's the same string that aud attribute in your payload provides
          'AUTH0_CLIENT_SECRET': '<YOUR_AUTH0_CLIENT_SECRET>',
          'CLIENT_SECRET_BASE64_ENCODED': True,  # default to True, if you're Auth0 user since December, maybe you should set it to False
      }
  },
  'AUTH0_ALGORITHM': 'HS256',  # default used in Auth0 apps
  'JWT_AUTH_HEADER_PREFIX': 'JWT',  # default prefix used by djangorestframework_jwt
  'AUTHORIZATION_EXTENSION': False,  # default to False
  'USERNAME_FIELD': 'sub',  # default username field in auth0 token scope to use as token user
}

4. Add the Authorization Header to all of your REST API request, prefixing JWT to your token:

Authorization: JWT <AUTH0_GIVEN_TOKEN>

5. Use the decorator @token_required in all views you want to protect (not_ready_yet)

6. That's it

Multiple Clients - Multiples App - One API

If you wanna to use multiple Auth0 App and/or Clients -for example if you're creating an open API, you can add as much as you want in the AUTH0.CLIENTS settings parameter

AUTH0 = {
  'CLIENTS': {
      'default': {
          'AUTH0_CLIENT_ID': '<YOUR_AUTH0_CLIENT_ID>',  #make sure it's the same string that aud attribute in your payload provides
          'AUTH0_CLIENT_SECRET': '<YOUR_AUTH0_CLIENT_SECRET>',
          'CLIENT_SECRET_BASE64_ENCODED': True,  # default to True, if you're Auth0 user since December, maybe you should set it to False
      }
      'web': {
          'AUTH0_CLIENT_ID': '<YOUR_AUTH0_CLIENT_ID>',  #make sure it's the same string that aud attribute in your payload provides
          'AUTH0_CLIENT_SECRET': '<YOUR_AUTH0_CLIENT_SECRET>',
          'CLIENT_SECRET_BASE64_ENCODED': True,  # default to True, if you're Auth0 user since December, maybe you should set it to False
      }
      'mobile': {
          'AUTH0_CLIENT_ID': '<YOUR_AUTH0_CLIENT_ID>',  #make sure it's the same string that aud attribute in your payload provides
          'AUTH0_CLIENT_SECRET': '<YOUR_AUTH0_CLIENT_SECRET>',
          'CLIENT_SECRET_BASE64_ENCODED': True,  # default to True, if you're Auth0 user since December, maybe you should set it to False
      }
  },
  ...
}

In order to select one of them when the authentication is needed -a POST request, for example- you need to add a header called Client-Code -by default, but you can customize it-. The names of the clients are case sensitive.

Sample project

A sample project can be found here