Plugging Tweepy into the Django-Allauth package was easier than I thought.

utils.py

# utils.py - Saturday, December 28, 2019
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
""" I have been experimenting to see which web framework would make the better
	wrapper for Tweepy.  I decided on Django, with the Allauth package.

	Afer going through the Django-Allauth Tutorial at 
	https://wsvincent.com/django-allauth-tutorial/ and playing with the DjangoTweepy repository at
	https://github.com/martinjc/DjangoTweepy/blob/master/src/twitter_auth/utils.py, 
	this is what I contrived.
	
	USAGE: 
	
	from . utils import get_api
	
	...
	
	api = get_api(request)
	me = api.me()
	screen_name = me.screen_name
	
	whoami = api.get_user(screen_name)

	print(whoami)
		
"""

import tweepy
from allauth.socialaccount import app_settings


def get_api(request):
	""" This was borrowed from
		https://github.com/martinjc/DjangoTweepy/blob/master/src/twitter_auth/utils.py
	:param request:
	:return: Tweepy API object
	"""
	# Get current Twitter app (API keys stored here)
	app = get_current_app(request, 'twitter')
	# Create Tweepy OAuth Handler
	oauth = tweepy.OAuthHandler(app.client_id, app.secret)
	# Retrieve access token from the current session, created by Allauth
	access_key = request.session['oauth_%s_access_token' % 'api.twitter.com']['oauth_token']
	access_secret = request.session['oauth_%s_access_token' % 'api.twitter.com']['oauth_token_secret']
	# Set access token in Tweepy OAuth Handler
	oauth.set_access_token(access_key, access_secret)
	# Return Tweepy API object
	return tweepy.API(oauth)


def get_current_app(request, provider):
	""" This chunk of code was borrowed from
		django-allauth/allauth/socialaccount/adapter.py
	:param request:
	:param provider:
	:return: app:
	"""
	from allauth.socialaccount.models import SocialApp

	config = app_settings.PROVIDERS.get(provider, {}).get('APP')
	if config:
		app = SocialApp(provider=provider)
		for field in ['client_id', 'secret', 'key']:
			setattr(app, field, config.get(field))
	else:
		app = SocialApp.objects.get_current(provider, request)
	return app