django-fido

Django application for FIDO protocol

Django-fido provides basic components for FIDO 2 authentication - model to store user's FIDO 2 authenticator data and basic views.

Table of Contents

• Dependencies
• Configuration
• Changes
• Testing
• License

Dependencies

• Python 3.5 and higher
• Django >= 1.11

Configuration

1. Add django_fido to INSTALLED_APPS.

2. Add django_fido.backends.Fido2AuthenticationBackend to AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS.

3. Link django-fido URLs into your urls.py:

   urlpatterns += [
      url(r'', include('django_fido.urls')),
   ]
   

4. If you wish, set string variable DJANGO_FIDO_RP_NAME.

One step authentication

You can also decide to use one step authentication. In this case, you will use just one authentication form, that will collect username, password and FIDO2 credentials. In addition to the configuration above, you also need to:

1. Set DJANGO_FIDO_TWO_STEP_AUTH to False.
2. Replace django_fido.backends.Fido2AuthenticationBackend with django_fido.backends.Fido2GeneralAuthenticationBackend in AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS.
3. Set DJANGO_FIDO_AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS to the list of your additional authentication backends, if you use others than django.contrib.auth.backends.ModelBackend.
4. Set data-autosubmit-off attribute on the form element of your login page.

Please note that your login form must have a field named username, even if your USERNAME_FIELD is not username.

Changes

See changelog.

Testing

Use tox to run tests

tox

License

See LICENSE.