graphql-auth | GraphQL authentication and authorization middleware | GraphQL library
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Authentication and authorization middleware for GraphQL. graphql-auth is a very simple middleware that easily integrates with any GraphQL server that follows the GraphQL API for resolvers.
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QUESTION
I'm using Django GraphQL JWT Library and Django GraphQL Auth
I keep getting this error google chrome error
With this react code (trimmed for relevancy) on both http://localhost:3000/ and https://localhost:3000/
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-19 at 13:02Support for the JWT_COOKIE_SAMESITE
setting was added for django-graphql-jwt on version v0.3.2
. You can check the releases here releases. While the current django-graphql-auth package relies on django-graphql-jwt v0.3.0
. Updating your requirements will solve this issue.
QUESTION
In my Django application I have created customer user model which uses email as username.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-01 at 07:51Just remove username field in your model as you have setup email as username:
QUESTION
I'm making a web app with Django 3.2 (Python 9) as backend and ReactJs 17 as frontend with a Graphene(GraphQL) API in between. ReactJs uses Apollo Client Provider 3.4 to perform the API queries and mutations.
I'm using the django-graphql-auth
package to authenticate my users and I store the user's authentications token in the browser's localStorage that I then put in the headers of the Apollo Provider.
Everything works well until there.
Now, the problem is that the user should be able to download files by clicking on a link in the frontend. This link will redirect to a backend Django view where a file is put in a HttpResponse
. The user will be prompt to accept downloading the file.
However, the file is generated based on the user whom request it (on the user's Group to be more precise). So in my Django view, I use the request.user.groups
variable to generate the file that will be downloadable.
Here is the problem: on the backend side, the user is still anonymous while authenticated in the frontend.
How can I authenticate the user in the backend when (s)he logs in in the frontend ?
Can I simply pass the request.user
value from React to Django's download view? If yes, how is it possible ?
Thanks in advance for your help.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-03 at 13:34I have found a solution.
I just include the user's JWT authentication token in the url pointing to the backend view.
QUESTION
Context
In my Django project (based on Django cookiecutter) I use django-graphql-auth
which depends on django-graphql-jwt
.
I forked django-graphql-jwt
to make some changes so then also forked django-graphql-auth
to update its dependency to my django-graphql-jwt
fork:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-23 at 12:43Assuming all required dependencies were built in the first step (with pip wheel
), you could ignore dependencies in the installation step by adding the --no-deps
option to pip install
:
QUESTION
I've built a Django API that uses django-graphql-auth and django-graphql-jwt packages to implement authentication. I followed the package's documentation and got everything to work and everything is working from my Angular UI. The only issue is that even requests made from Postman without the Authorization header, are able to fetch the data from the graphql API.
This is my Django project's settings.py
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-30 at 06:24You should add the login_required
decorator to your queries and mutations resolvers. Like this:
QUESTION
TLDR - But by default the JWT token sent from the backend only includes the username. I want the userId as well.This is what it contains currently:-
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-25 at 11:43The following is a more thorough reproduction of solution found here.
We basically need to override the jwt_payload method that comes as part of the graphql_jwt
package.
Add this to project's settings.py
QUESTION
I created a question-answer platform (similar to stackoverflow) based on the GRANDstack using authorization using the repo graphql-auth-directives. This allows us to check on authentication, authorization on role level or scope level.
In this platform a user can answer a question and might save the answer as draft. As long as the answer is not posted it should be seen by the user itself but by no one else. Other users however should see all the other finalised answers.
How can I create this type of user level authorization? It should result provide the following:
Suppose a question Q with id someid
. Which currently has finalised answers A1 and A2. If some random user U1 performs the query:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-21 at 17:55In order to tackle the above issue I have adapted the graphql-auth-directives
package and created my own, see here. This allows you to create such 'conditional permissions' as I have called them. To get a better understanding of the implementation I'd suggest you to look at the Medium article I wrote about it.
QUESTION
I have this schema.graphql
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-11 at 03:23The object returned inside your resolver includes a property named user
, but your field is named users
. Since users
is undefined, it resolves to null
, but the field is non-nullable, so an error is thrown instead.
QUESTION
I am trying to build an API for a transportation system which has different kind of users (Driver, Customer, SystemAdmin and Authorizer). For this purpose I created an AbstractUser
and use inheritance relationship for the all of the above different users.
For adding JWT to the model, I have read the official tutorial, but whenever I want to create a new user like the following I faced to the error:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-04 at 20:41A: Make sure you have yourN.B. It's going to be a little difficult to answer this without seeing how your
settings.py
is configured, but double-check that you went through every step. I went through the quickstart too but still missed a few spots.
settings.py
properly configured
I ran into a similar "Connection refused" error, but the issue was that my settings were not configured properly.
Edit: After further local development and toggling with individual settings, I realized that my "Connection refused error was related to not having
EMAIL_BACKEND
configured. It was trying to connect to any SMTP server that wasn't running. Make sure you haveEMAIL_BACKEND = "django.core.mail.backends.console.EmailBackend"
set to log this functionality to your console.
Here's a slightly abbreviated copy of my settings.py
from a scratch project I was using, just to be sure that you have it configured correctly:
Source: django-graphql-auth quickstart.
N.B.: It's a little long, make sure to scroll all the way through
QUESTION
I am new to React Native and Apollo GraphQL, trying to insert props values to the following to code run the GraphQL query.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-03 at 03:27You will have to use the 'useMutation' hook provided by apollo
the code would be be like below
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