django-twitter allows your users to login into your application using Twitter in a easy way.

How To Use

1. Add 'twitter' to your apps list
2. Include('twitter.urls') in your url app

3. Add in settings.py:

   CONSUMER_KEY = "your_consumer_key" CONSUMER_SECRET = "your_consumer_secret" CALLBACK_URL = 'your_awesome_url'

CONSUMER_KEY: You can obtain it from your Twitter account. CONSUMER_SECRET: You can obtain it from your Twitter account. CALLBACK_URL: is the url inside your application that should be shown when the authentication process went ok. It must be same as Twitter callback url.

4. Connect with tokens_received signal:

from twitter import signals

def tokens_received(sender, request, screen_name, oauth_token, oauth_token_secret, **kwargs):

#Your stuff here

signals.tokens_received.connect(tokens_received)

How it works

To insert the link to Twitter, include this in your template : {% url twitter_begin_auth %} in a link. When the user click on the link, is redirected to Twitter, and once logged in, it will redirect you to CALLBACK_URL in your application and tokens_received signal will be raised.

NOTE:

Remember that your Twitter callback url must be the same as CALLBACK_URL

Dependencies

djano-twitter uses Django 1.3 and oauth2

References

Some parts of Twython have been adapted to make possible this application. Thanks to Twython creator for share with us so amazing code.