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See original GitHub issueCan someone provide a short example or tutorial to explain how knox works? I have a DRF backend app and many client (web, ios, android). I would like to add some imprivment to my backend to allow the user to have a different token by client.
But when I try to login trough api/auth/login/ endpoint, I got a error 401.
When I look at the code, the LoginView need the user to be logged in. How is it possible to be logged in in the LoginView (that doesn’t makes sens for me ^^)?
Thank you for your help!
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Hi! Could you be a bit more specific maybe? because the login view does various things and if you want to know it all, I would advise you to read the code (😉), if you have a specific question I would gladly answer. Cheers!
This thread is really helpful, but just a quick follow-up: If I need to authenticate the user through some method that takes username and password (as described by @BenDevelopment), what does the Knox LoginView actually do?