def get_sqrl_url(self):
    '\n        Get the server URL of where SQRL client will make first request.\n\n        This method should be customized when a custom namespace should be used\n        by the SQRL client when generating on the fly per-site public-private keypair.\n        For example this can be used when a web site is a SAAS in which different\n        "sub-sites" are determined tenant within a URL path - ``mysaas.com/<tenant>``.\n        In that case the returned SQRL auth url should be something like -\n        ``mysaas.com/mytenant:sqrl/auth/?nut=<nut value>``.\n        By using ``:`` within the path will let SQRL client know that up until\n        that point full domain name should be used to generate public-private keypair.\n        '
    return reverse('sqrl:auth')
Get the server URL of where SQRL client will make first request.

This method should be customized when a custom namespace should be used
by the SQRL client when generating on the fly per-site public-private keypair.
For example this can be used when a web site is a SAAS in which different
"sub-sites" are determined tenant within a URL path - ``mysaas.com/<tenant>``.
In that case the returned SQRL auth url should be something like -
``mysaas.com/mytenant:sqrl/auth/?nut=<nut value>``.
By using ``:`` within the path will let SQRL client know that up until
that point full domain name should be used to generate public-private keypair.
def get_sqrl_url(self):
    '\n        Get the server URL of where SQRL client will make first request.\n\n        This method should be customized when a custom namespace should be used\n        by the SQRL client when generating on the fly per-site public-private keypair.\n        For example this can be used when a web site is a SAAS in which different\n        "sub-sites" are determined tenant within a URL path - ``mysaas.com/<tenant>``.\n        In that case the returned SQRL auth url should be something like -\n        ``mysaas.com/mytenant:sqrl/auth/?nut=<nut value>``.\n        By using ``:`` within the path will let SQRL client know that up until\n        that point full domain name should be used to generate public-private keypair.\n        '
    return reverse('sqrl:auth')