# LoginRadius ## Backend class For Django, add this class path to `AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS`. For other integrations, use the same class path in the framework-specific backend setting. | Backend name | Class path | |----------------|----------------------------------------------------| | `loginradius` | `social_core.backends.loginradius.LoginRadiusAuth` | LoginRadius uses OAuth2 for Authentication with other providers with an HTML widget used to trigger the auth process. - Register a new application at the [LoginRadius Website](https://loginradius.com/), and - Fill `Client Id` and `Client Secret` values in the settings: ```default SOCIAL_AUTH_LOGINRADIUS_KEY = '' SOCIAL_AUTH_LOGINRADIUS_SECRET = '' ``` - Since the auth process is triggered by LoginRadius JS script, you need to sever such content to the user, all you need to do that is a template with the following content: ```default

``` Put that content in a template named `loginradius.html` (accessible to your framework), or define a name with `SOCIAL_AUTH_LOGINRADIUS_TEMPLATE` setting, like: ```default SOCIAL_AUTH_LOGINRADIUS_LOCAL_HTML = 'loginradius.html' ``` The template context will have the current backend instance under the `backend` name, also the application key (`LOGINRADIUS_KEY`) and the redirect URL (`LOGINRADIUS_REDIRECT_URL`). - Further documentation can be found at [LoginRadius API Documentation](http://api.loginradius.com/help/) and [LoginRadius Datapoints](http://www.loginradius.com/datapoints/)