[Documentation] AAD, i know how to configure Quivr auth methods

[mamadoudicko]

Validation:

• Go to Quivr Doc
• Check that Authentification modes are explain in dev section

[dosubot]

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[dosubot]

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Based on the information available in the Quivr repository, the application currently supports three authentication methods: Password-based authentication, Google Login, and Magic Link (Email-based authentication). This is inferred from the keys present in the JSON file at frontend/public/locales/en/login.json.

However, the specific steps to configure each of these authentication methods are not explicitly documented in the repository. It's possible that this information might be available in the application's internal documentation or setup guides, or it might be a part of the application's setup process.

As for the implementation of these authentication methods, they are handled in the backend/auth/auth_bearer.py file. This file contains the AuthBearer class, which includes methods for checking the scheme of the credentials, authenticating the user, and getting a test user. The get_current_user function, which returns the current user, is also defined in this file. The authentication process involves verifying the token or API key and decoding the access token or getting the user from the API key. You can review the code in backend/auth/init.py and backend/auth/auth_bearer.py for more details.

If you need more specific information or guidance on configuring these authentication methods, could you please provide more details about the issues you're facing or the information you're looking for? This will help me provide a more accurate and helpful response.

Sources

• frontend/public/locales/en/login.json
• backend/auth/init.py
• backend/auth/auth_bearer.py

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