durin.permissions)ï
Durin provides two abstract permission classes which make use of the durin.models.Client model it offers.
You will need to subclass them and modify the allowed_clients_name or disallowed_clients_name property per your wish.
Then you may use them the same way as other DRF permissions or activate them on all your views by adding them to REST_FRAMEWORK["DEFAULT_PERMISSION_CLASSES"] under your appâs settings.py
durin.permissions.AllowSpecificClients[source]ï
Bases: rest_framework.permissions.BasePermission
Allows access to only specific clients.
Should be used along with Authentication (durin.auth).
allowed_clients_name = ()ï
Include names of allowed clients to allowed_clients_name.
has_permission(request, view)[source]ï
Return True if permission is granted, False otherwise.
durin.permissions.DisallowSpecificClients[source]ï
Bases: rest_framework.permissions.BasePermission
Restrict specific clients from making requests.
Should be used along with Authentication (durin.auth).
disallowed_clients_name = ()ï
Include names of disallowed clients to disallowed_clients_name.
has_permission(request, view)[source]ï
Return True if permission is granted, False otherwise.
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