Google provider

[shivanshshri]

Description

Added Google OAuth login functionality to the application's login page, allowing users to continue authentication using their Google account.

Changes Made

• Added allauth.socialaccount to the installed Django applications.

• Added allauth.socialaccount.providers.google to enable Google authentication.

• Added a "Continue with Google" button to the login and signup page.

• Integrated the button with Django Allauth using:

  {% provider_login_url 'google' %}

• Added a "Or continue with" separator to distinguish Google authentication from the existing login method.

• Added the Google icon using Font Awesome.

• Styled the Google login button to support both light and dark modes.

• Configured the Google OAuth redirect URI for the authentication callback.

User Flow

1. User opens the login page.
2. User clicks Continue with Google.
3. User is redirected to Google's authentication page.
4. After successful authentication, Google redirects the user back to the application.
5. Django Allauth handles the authentication flow.

Testing

• Verified that the Google login option appears correctly on the login page.
• Tested the Google OAuth authentication flow locally.
• Verified the Google OAuth callback/redirect URI configuration.

Security

• Google OAuth credentials are kept in the application's configuration/environment and are not committed to the repository.

Screen.Recording.2026-09-10.231601.mp4

Summary

Adds Google OAuth support through Django Allauth.

• Enables the Google social account provider.
• Adds “Continue with Google” buttons to the login and signup pages.
• Adds separators and Google icons for the social login options.
• Adds pyjwt and enables Poetry virtual environment creation.

This gives users an alternative authentication flow through Google while preserving local authentication.

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• poetry.toml
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• web/settings.py
• web/templates/account/login.html
• web/templates/account/signup.html

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Walkthrough

The project now enables Google social authentication through django-allauth. It adds the required dependency and provider configuration. Login and signup templates include Google authentication links.

Changes

Google authentication

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Authentication dependencies and provider setup poetry.toml, pyproject.toml, web/settings.py	Poetry now creates virtual environments. The project adds pyjwt. Django registers the django-allauth social account and Google provider apps.
Google login template actions web/templates/account/login.html, web/templates/account/signup.html	Both templates load the socialaccount tags and add Google login links using provider_login_url 'google'.

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