django-lux-sso-client
Lightweight Django OIDC client SDK for projects that authenticate against a
Dlux SSO provider. This package does not depend on django-lux.
This SDK is optional and Django-specific. Non-Django projects should connect to
the Dlux SSO provider with their platform's normal OIDC client library and
read the portable dlux_sso_role claim.
from dlux_sso_client.settings import configure_dlux_sso
configure_dlux_sso(
globals(),
issuer_url="https://sso.example.com",
client_id="client-id",
client_secret="client-secret",
role_mapping={
"staff_roles": ["admin", "staff"],
"groups": {"admin": ["Project Admins"], "staff": ["Project Staff"]},
},
)
Mount the OIDC client routes:
from django.urls import include, path
urlpatterns = [
path("accounts/sso/", include("dlux_sso_client.urls")),
]
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