Test Auth
This is a very basic app to test authentication in the Fedora infrastructure.
Configuration
You can configure the app using a configuration file, you need to point to this
file with the TESTAUTH_SETTINGS environment variable.
In the configuration file you can set:
SECRET_KEY: a unique secret key for signing cookies (see the Flask documentation)OIDC_CLIENT_SECRETS: the path to theclient_secrets.jsonfile for OIDC authOIDC_SCOPES: the list of OIDC scopes to request from the serverOPENID_ENDPOINT: the URL of the OpenID server endpointOPENID_ASK_FOR: the list of attributes to request from the serverOPENID_ASK_FOR_OPTIONAL: the list of attributes to optionaly request
OIDC
Test the OIDC authentication system using the /oidc path. You must have set a client secrets file by doing:
$ pip3 install oidc-register
$ oidc-register https://iddev.fedorainfracloud.org/openidc/ http://localhost:5000/oidc
Where https://iddev.fedorainfracloud.org/openidc/ is the URL of the OIDC server endpoint.
OpenID
Test the OpenID authentication system using the /openid path. There is no server-side configuration to do.
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