auth token key issue about django-ninja HOT 6 CLOSED

@bugiebhavya

yes it is possible...

Schema is using pydantic models under the hood

from pydantic import validator


class UserLogin(Schema):
    email: str
    password: str

    @validator('password')
    def check_auth(cls, v, values, **kwargs):
        user = User.objects.get(email=values['email'])  # <-- try/except here
        
        if not user.check_password(values['password']):
            raise ValueError('User or password does not match')
        return v

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hey @bugiebhavya

I guess I would need more details about your case to answer correctly..

but in general you are free to pick any token storage or procdure

in this example https://django-ninja.rest-framework.com/tutorial/authentication/#in-query - indeed token is stored in table clients (field key) and just shared with user

you can use also jwt to avoid any storage:

from ninja.security import APIKeyHeader

@api.post('/token')
def get_token(request):
      # ... authenticate somehow
      return jwt token



class TokenAuth(APIKeyHeader):
    param_name = "X-API-Token"

    def authenticate(self, request, key):
       try:
            data = jwt.decode(key, secret)
       except JWTErrror:
             return None
        return data

@api.post('/somemethod', auth=TokenAuth())
def somemethod(request):
       auth_data = request.auth

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Thanks,
One more thing, i want to apply custom validation in schema, can i write a validate method just like we do in serializers for this purpose?
like i want to check if email and password exist in database! can i achieve this in schema?
class UserLogin(Schema):
email: str
password: str

def validate(self, attrs):
		# if mail exist
	return attrs

@authapi.get("auth/login")
def login(request, user_login: UserLogin):

and how to get if our Schema is Invalid, just like in DRF if serializer is not valid

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thanks it helped

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how this works in testing? I'm testing with pytest-django and it doesn't seem to work

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how this works in testing? I'm testing with pytest-django and it doesn't seem to work

do you have example code ?

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