Django rest_auth - how to add custom password validation rules











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Can someone explain how to alter the default password validation rules for Django's rest_auth library?



I imagine this can be done by copying the existing serializers and adding custom validation there. (Link to rest_auth serializer documentation) I could dive into this myself, but I think this will cost me a lot of time, and it would be nice if someone can give me at least an explanation on a beginner level.



Some people may think that I am lazy to even ask such a question, but please let's leave personal opinions out of this. I am quite a beginner programmer, diving into a lot of different technologies. A bit of help here and there can safe quite some time.



Besides that I am quite sure there will be others who will be looking for this information.



On my (React) frontend I am using the following validation rules, and I would like the backend to have the same:



Password must contain at least:
- one uppercase letter (A-Z)
- one lowercase letter (a-z)
- one of the following characters: !@#$&*
- one number (0-9)
Password must be at least 10 characters long
Password can not contain other characters than the ones above






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    Can someone explain how to alter the default password validation rules for Django's rest_auth library?



    I imagine this can be done by copying the existing serializers and adding custom validation there. (Link to rest_auth serializer documentation) I could dive into this myself, but I think this will cost me a lot of time, and it would be nice if someone can give me at least an explanation on a beginner level.



    Some people may think that I am lazy to even ask such a question, but please let's leave personal opinions out of this. I am quite a beginner programmer, diving into a lot of different technologies. A bit of help here and there can safe quite some time.



    Besides that I am quite sure there will be others who will be looking for this information.



    On my (React) frontend I am using the following validation rules, and I would like the backend to have the same:



    Password must contain at least:
    - one uppercase letter (A-Z)
    - one lowercase letter (a-z)
    - one of the following characters: !@#$&*
    - one number (0-9)
    Password must be at least 10 characters long
    Password can not contain other characters than the ones above






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      Can someone explain how to alter the default password validation rules for Django's rest_auth library?



      I imagine this can be done by copying the existing serializers and adding custom validation there. (Link to rest_auth serializer documentation) I could dive into this myself, but I think this will cost me a lot of time, and it would be nice if someone can give me at least an explanation on a beginner level.



      Some people may think that I am lazy to even ask such a question, but please let's leave personal opinions out of this. I am quite a beginner programmer, diving into a lot of different technologies. A bit of help here and there can safe quite some time.



      Besides that I am quite sure there will be others who will be looking for this information.



      On my (React) frontend I am using the following validation rules, and I would like the backend to have the same:



      Password must contain at least:
      - one uppercase letter (A-Z)
      - one lowercase letter (a-z)
      - one of the following characters: !@#$&*
      - one number (0-9)
      Password must be at least 10 characters long
      Password can not contain other characters than the ones above






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      Can someone explain how to alter the default password validation rules for Django's rest_auth library?



      I imagine this can be done by copying the existing serializers and adding custom validation there. (Link to rest_auth serializer documentation) I could dive into this myself, but I think this will cost me a lot of time, and it would be nice if someone can give me at least an explanation on a beginner level.



      Some people may think that I am lazy to even ask such a question, but please let's leave personal opinions out of this. I am quite a beginner programmer, diving into a lot of different technologies. A bit of help here and there can safe quite some time.



      Besides that I am quite sure there will be others who will be looking for this information.



      On my (React) frontend I am using the following validation rules, and I would like the backend to have the same:



      Password must contain at least:
      - one uppercase letter (A-Z)
      - one lowercase letter (a-z)
      - one of the following characters: !@#$&*
      - one number (0-9)
      Password must be at least 10 characters long
      Password can not contain other characters than the ones above






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