apron-scim
Stateless server-side SCIM 2.0 protocol library — the service-provider role of RFC 7643/RFC 7644. It receives user and group provisioning from a customer identity provider and owns the protocol layer (schema, filter parsing, PATCH, request/response shaping), while the consumer supplies persistence and HTTP routing.
Part of the apron-* family of stateless protocol primitives.
Status: early scaffolding. The public API surface is being ratified (Epic 1) and features land per epic — see the issue backlog. Not yet published to PyPI.
Installation
uv add apron-scim
# or
pip install apron-scim
Scope
- In: SCIM service-provider protocol — resource/schema models, filter parsing (→ AST + visitor), PATCH application, discovery documents, and framework-agnostic request/response handlers.
- Out (by design): persistence, HTTP routing, and the outbound SCIM client. The
consumer implements a
ResourceStoreand wires its own routes.
Development
make setup # bootstrap uv, venv, and pre-commit hooks
make test # run the unit suite
make lint # run pre-commit (ruff, ruff-format, detect-secrets, ty, uv-lock)
License
Apache-2.0.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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