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REDEX: Add support for User registration #5

Open vaibhav-vasant opened 11 months ago

vaibhav-vasant commented 11 months ago

We want to add support of user registration for our app. User should be asked to provide the email, name and password. The backend should save these information after doing validation checks on email or if a similar user already exists.

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redex-ai-powered-okr-tool[bot] commented 11 months ago

To implement user registration in the existing Django codebase, I would need to clarify a few points regarding the current setup and the desired functionality:

  1. User Model: Does the application currently have a custom user model defined, or should I use Django's built-in User model? If a custom user model is required, what additional fields, if any, should be included besides email, name, and password?

  2. User Registration View: Should the user registration be a function-based view or a class-based view, and which Django app should contain this view? Should it be part of the existing 'todos' app or a new app dedicated to user management?

  3. Form Handling: For the user registration form, should I use Django's built-in UserCreationForm, or is a custom form required? If a custom form is needed, what specific validations should be applied to the email, name, and password fields?

  4. Email Validation: What constitutes a valid email address for the application? Should I use Django's default email validator, or are there specific rules (e.g., domain restrictions) that need to be enforced?

  5. Password Validation: What are the password complexity requirements? Should I use Django's default password validators, or are there specific rules (e.g., minimum length, special characters) that need to be implemented?

  6. Duplicate User Check: When checking for an existing user, should the check be based solely on the email address, or should other fields be considered as well?

  7. User Feedback: How should the application provide feedback to the user upon successful registration or when validation errors occur? Should this be handled through Django messages, or is there a specific UI/UX design to follow?

  8. Authentication Flow: After successful registration, should the user be automatically logged in, or redirected to a login page to sign in manually?

  9. URLs and Routing: What should be the URL pattern for the registration page? Should it be something like /register/, and should it be included in the todos/urls.py or in a separate urls.py file within a new app?

  10. Templates: Is there an existing HTML template for the registration form, or should a new template be created? If a new template is needed, should it extend from todos/templates/todos/base.html?

  11. API and Frontend: Is the registration feature expected to be implemented as a traditional form submission, or should it support AJAX requests for a more dynamic user experience?

  12. Testing: While you've mentioned not to ask about testing, I would like to confirm if I should write unit tests for the registration functionality as part of the development process.

Once these questions are clarified, I can proceed with implementing the user registration feature in the Django codebase.

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