Adding Google login to your existing Django / DRF applications

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In this video, Radoslav Georgiev, our CEO, gives some clarity and examples for our latest blog article "Adding Google login to your existing Django and Django Rest Framework applications".

Enjoy and let us know if you have any additional questions!

Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
01:23 The general premise of the article
03:26 OpenID Connect & OAuth2
11:19 Implementing the redirect flow
20:36 Implementing the callback flow
31:38 Outro

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[Xcoders]

Do we use for sign up, or it's only for login?

[LenateJohn]

Very Informative
could a blog related to facebook and apple sign be expected in future?

[humorjam]

I am considering creating a mobile application using React Native and using Django for the backend. Can I implement a Google account login feature in the mobile application in the same way you did? Or is this method only applicable to websites?

[nargeskhani]

Hi. I use allauth and jwt together for my authentication. but I can't find a proper article to add a Google login to my DRF project. Would you be able to help me with this? how can I add Google login?

[sivaprakashkkumar]

I am going to use it in my Existing Token Based Aunthetication, with frontend Angular, So instead of login(request, user) part what should I set for angular, and how can I implement logout feature. and why u didn't use refresh tokens?

[KalKidan-tt]

Is there a problem if I remove the jwt_key field from the model because I don't see the advantage. class BaseUser(BaseModel, AbstractBaseUser, PermissionsMixin):
email = models.EmailField(
verbose_name="email address",
max_length=255,
unique=True,
)

is_active =
is_admin =

# jwt_key =

[z-f]

Sorry, but explanation is pretty bad, too many vague terms likes `us/we` instead of 'client' or 'backend', at 9:38 you're saying that the url will redirect us to Google while drawing an arrow that points to Django, the diagram doesn't make much sense either for this presentation without diving deeper.

[KauaMartinsBarros]

Cara enrolado.Queria ver codar, só fala. Nem dev é