admin login seems hard-coded to "admin"

[trondhindenes]

the first thing we do when configuring a django app is to rename the "/admin/" url to something else, like "/company-admin" or somthing less obvious. It seems like django-authlib is hard-wired to the "admin" path.

[matthiask]

Hey

That would be a bug and a bit unexpected. I have a site where the admin runs on a different path and I'm using the admin OAuth2 module there as well.

It is hardcoded that the admin app namespace is admin, that's for sure, but this cannot be changed anyway (at least I think that's the case?)

The README says to add https://yourdomain.com/admin/__oauth__/ as a valid redirect URI; if you integrate the admin somewhere else you'd have to use https://yourdomain.com/company-admin/__oauth__/ or something?

[trondhindenes]

Hi, thanks for responding so quickly. I see what you mean now. It just means that even if the admin app is running at company-admin/, django-authlib will still use admin/__oauth_ as the redirect url. This means that in any path-based routing rules we'd have to enable both company-admin/ and admin/.

I'm attempting to specify the urlpattern entry by hand instead of just importing the urls file to see if we can get around this:

if settings.USE_GOOGLE_ADMIN_LOGINS:
    from authlib.admin_oauth.views import admin_oauth
    urlpatterns.insert(0, path("company-admin/__oauth__/", admin_oauth, name="admin_oauth"))

(I haven't tested this yet, it may well work)

[matthiask]

Ah, I see. Yes, the bundled URLconf module assumes /admin/.

Yes, your snippet should work fine. I checked, it's what I'm doing as well :-) I didn't remember.

[trondhindenes]

yup, works perfectly. Thanks again for responding.