Django user profile shared among different apps
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Gaurav Sahu
Jun 5, 2019, 8:53:45 AM6/5/19
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Hy Everyone,
I have a Django website which has multiple apps one of the apps is accounts app. accounts app is responsible for user sign up and authentication. Now I want to create a user profile in my website and that user will be the same across all of my web apps. how can I implement this?
Chetan Ganji
Jun 5, 2019, 10:27:19 AM6/5/19
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just create another model in the accounts app and put a one to one key to the User Model of django.
Import it from settings instead of harcoding it. Give it a relevant related_name.
Import it from settings instead of harcoding it. Give it a relevant related_name.
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Hy Everyone,I have a Django website which has multiple apps one of the apps is accounts app. accounts app is responsible for user sign up and authentication. Now I want to create a user profile in my website and that user will be the same across all of my web apps. how can I implement this?
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Gaurav Sahu
Jun 6, 2019, 7:49:19 AM6/6/19
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I already have a model User which inherits Django user model. 
My question is do I have to create another model Profile which will have one to one relation with the Django user model? Or just delete my existing User model?
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Chetan Ganji
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Yes. That's exactly you should do.
If you are not adding any extra attributes to the default django user model. You dont need the one thats shown above.
Just use the default django user model.
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