From the FBV CBV bis (authenticator)

 

The essays we see in restframework.views dispatch is handling the request of the entrance, which will first request is encapsulated by initialize_request, request the package not only has the original request, as well as the parser, certification, and rendering.
  • Authenticate
        authenticators=self.get_authenticators()
        Look what get_authenticators done:         
          Clear list comprehensions self.authentication_classes:
           
           This is APIView property, very familiar with it? Because almost use restframework projects almost always configure it setting.py files in the project, such as:
<wiz_code_mirror>
 
 
 
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REST_FRAMEWORK = {
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    'DEFAULT_AUTHENTICATION_CLASSES': (
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        'rest_framework_jwt.authentication.JSONWebTokenAuthentication',
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        'rest_framework.authentication.SessionAuthentication',
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        'rest_framework.authentication.BasicAuthentication',
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    )
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}
 
 
        Be readily appreciated, the default is read project file setting.py, dispatch the validator will find initialize_request encapsulated request object, then
        The implementation of the initial method
       
                     

 

      

          Self .perform_authentication ( Request ) is responsible for verification:
             
        Performed request.user:
              
       

 

    

 

        Here we see the actual call self._authenticate ()
        

 

            Explanation:
      • for  Authenticator  in  Self . authenticators :          
                by traversing find our authenticator
      • user_auth_tuple = authenticator.authenticate(self)   
                                  Performing an authenticator authenticate (self) method     must implement this method returns the value in the authentication device is a tuple
      • except exceptions.APIException:    self._not_authenticated()     raise
                                     如果认证类出现异常,就抛出这个异常,认证失败
      •                  if user_auth_tuple is not None:
                                self._authenticator = authenticator
                                self.user, self.auth = user_auth_tuple
            
                            return    
                              验证通过,将 user_auth_tuple的两个元素分别赋值给request的user和auth
      •  self._not_authenticated()
                       
                           如果所有的认证器都没抛出异常,且返回值都是None,就执行这个函数,也就也是匿名用户,可在seeting.py中配置    
 
      
         既然我们的CBV是继承于APIView,那自然就可以在函数中定义DEFAULT_AUTHENTICATION_CLASSES,并编写我们自己的认证方式:     

 
 
 
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from rest_framework.exceptions import AuthenticationFailed
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class MyAuthentication(object):
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    # authenticate authenticate_header 两个方法是必须有的,authenticate用来写我们自己的认证方式,authenticate_header直接写pass就行,不写会抛错,缺少authenticate_header方法
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    def authenticate(self, request):
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        self.token = request._request.GET.get('token')
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        if not self.token:
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            raise AuthenticationFailed('用户认证失败')   # 如果认证失败,就抛出一个AuthenticationFailed异常
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        return ('wbj', self.token)      # 如果认证通过,就行返回一个元组,第一个元素是用户身份(user),第二个是auth
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    def authenticate_header(self, request):      
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        pass
 
 
       使用MyAuthentication进行身份认证:

 
 
 
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class Book(APIView):
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    authentication_classes = [MyAuthentication, ]
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    def dispatch(self, request, *args, **kwargs):
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        return super().dispatch(request, *args, **kwargs)
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    def get(self, request):
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        # get a book
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        return HttpResponse(json.dumps({'code': '20000'}))
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    def post(self, request):
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        return HttpResponse(json.dumps({'code': '20000'}))
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    def put(self, request):
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        # update a book
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        return HttpResponse(json.dumps({'code': '20000'}))
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    def delete(self, request):
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        # delete a book
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        return HttpResponse(json.dumps({'code': '20000'}))
 
 
       
 
   进行测试:
       
 
   带token请求        
      
 
        不带token请求
       

 

      
 
 
 
 
 
 
    

 
            
        

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Origin www.cnblogs.com/wangbaojun/p/10991052.html