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I highly recommend against you doing down that road:
- Is it possible? No; the admin relies on the django
auth
app being with your settings’INSTALLED_APPS
; of course this is because the admin relies on permissions and permissions rely on the admin user being authenticated. - The admin is built to edit not simply “your” models but also the models enabling the admin itself, mainly the models exposed by the
auth
app itself.
What to do … 2 options:
- Quickly develop a simple solution requiring no authentication using Django’s ModelForms – docs and another good link here.
- If it’s a “one-person tool” then simply keep your authentication details saved in the browser you use; i.e. let the browser remember your username and password, so you just have to hit the “login” button rather than re-enter your data.
Source:stackexchange.com