What is django-allauth built with?
django-allauth is a Python repo built with Django, django-ninja, djangorestframework, and asgiref. It signs people in with oauthlib, makes its content with pillow, is tested with nox, pytest-asyncio, pytest-cov, Pytest, and pytest-django, and uses psycopg and Postgres. It has 78,232 written lines, with 433 test files.
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