Is it unnatural to use wordpress in django?

Asked 1 years ago, Updated 1 years ago, 81 views

I'd like to develop a service, but is it strange to use django to run wp?

I can't write php, so I used django in python to create login authentication, and I thought WP would be better to manage the contents.

Also, the CMS of django doesn't look that good, so I'm in trouble.
Please reply.

python wordpress django

2022-09-30 21:33

1 Answers

If PHP can't write, you can use WP's plug-in, WP's REST API, or django's database.

As for authentication, django creates an OAuth 2.0 authentication server, and WP can authenticate using the plug-in for OAuth 2.0.Also, I think it would be easier to use public cloud authentication functions such as Amazon Cognito and Firebase Authentication without using django.

So, if you want to create a service where paid articles can only be viewed by members, you can create a supplement using pay.jp and an application for managing fees in django and link it with WP user management.

As for WP user management, you can use the REST API, and there are many plug-ins for user management, so you can find the right way.


2022-09-30 21:33

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