Sprint 1: User Authentication

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Frontend

• 1. Login Page

• Design the layout.

• Implement basic client-side validation for immediate user feedback.

• 2. Registration Page

• Design the layout.

• Implement basic client-side validation for immediate user feedback.

• 3. Password Restoration Page

• Design the layout for entering an email address to receive the reset link.

• Implement form for resetting the password through a received link.

• Implement basic client-side validation for immediate user feedback.

• 4. OAuth Buttons

• Add buttons for OAuth-based login with GitHub and Gmail.

• Implement frontend logic to handle OAuth flow.

• 5. User Feedback

• Implement notifications or alerts for login errors, successful registration, and successful password reset.

• 6. Testing

• Test the UI/UX and form validation on various screen sizes and devices.

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Backend

• 1. Set Up Django's Authentication

• Enable Django's built-in authentication middleware.

• Configure URL patterns for authentication views.

• 2. Database Models

• Ensure that customized Django user model is properly set up to store user information.

• 3. OAuth Implementation

• Register your app with GitHub and Gmail to get API keys.

• Implement OAuth2.0 flow for GitHub and Gmail using Django libraries like social-auth-app-django or django-allauth.

• 4. Password Restoration

• Implement a 'forgot password' feature that generates a secure token and sends an email to the user.

• 5. Form Validation

• Use Django's form classes or serializers to validate the data on the server-side for registration, login, and password reset forms.

• 7. Testing

• Write unit tests for the authentication functionality.