Add APIKeyAuthQuery to auth with url query + made the key visible for usage + special permission check #15
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Added: - APIKeyAuthQuery: to support auth using url - Option to specify the API key name during the auth creation - Specify certain special permission for the user to have in order to complete the auth
Added the key to Django admin page, so it can be accessible each time needed.
Added the key field, in order to store in the database, instead of a one-time view.
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Add APIKeyAuthQuery to auth with url query + made the key visible for usage + special permission check