prashantsagar73 / webapp

Blog app using Django and React with CURD operations , JWT authentication with social login. using drf- django.

Blog-app using django and react

TL;DR: Django, DRF, DRF SimpleJWT with React Frontend with following features.

1. JWT authenitication
2. Admin pannel in both djago & React
3. User can ude CURD oprations through react admin pannel
4. socila login

Test user: [e-mail] and pw sagar.

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Introduction

This repository is an example of using React on the front end comminicating with Django thorigh api, Django Rest Framework and DRF SimpleJWT applications.

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Usage

Backend (Django) Instructions.

1. cd ~/core to get your terminal/cmd into the server directory.
2. To run the server, create a virtual environment virtualenv venv && source source/bin/activate, install packages pip install -r requirements.txt -- the requirements.txt file is inside the server subdirectory -- and do python manage.py migrate && python manage.py runserver.
   • Again, make sure when you do this, you are inside the server directory on your terminal/cmd.
   • On Windows, you should do venv\Scripts\activate instead of source bin/activate
3. If you're writing for an example repository, please create a new directory labeled with the name of the framework (e.g. jwt-ios), and add its .gitignore. Please use the github/gitignore repository. Provide detailed instructions if necessary.

A default user with the username [e-mail] and password sagar have been created.

or you can also create superuserthrough terminal/cmd python manage.py createsuperuser

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This repository does not come with throttling, but it is highly recommended that you add throttling to your entire project. You can use a third-party package called Django-ratelimit or DRF's internal throttling mechanism. Django-ratelimit is more extensive -- covering Django views, as well -- and thus more supported by SimpleJWT.

Frontend (jwt-react) React instructions.

1. cd ~/drf/react-drf to get your terminal/server into the frontend (react) folder.

2. npm install to install all of the dependencies for the front end application.

3. npm start and you should be good to go, ensure that your backend is running on port http://localhost:8000, if you run it on another port/ip please change the BASE_URL in auth.js

4. Use npm test if you'd like to run the test which tests the api/ folder currently.

Thankyou