Janitor

Janitor is a simple HTTP Server that supports OAuth authentication.

Install Janitor:
```
$ pip install janitor
```

Write a configuration file:

$ cat example.cfg
[janitor]
host = 127.0.0.1
port = 8000
secret_key = realsecretkey123123
base_dir = /path/to/protected/files

[auth]
service = github
client_id = githubapplicationclientid
client_secret = githubapplicationclientsecret
allowed_orgs = MyGHOrg

Run the app with Janitor:
```
$ janitor -c example.cfg
```

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