test package
This package implements an example consumer and server for the Python
SETUP
stay clean for now
to begin.
ABOUT THE CODE
The example server and consumer code provided in this package are intended to be instructional in the use of this OpenID library. While it is not recommended to use the example code in production, the code should be sufficient to explain the general use of the library.
If you aren’t familiar with the Django web framework, you can quickly start looking at the important code by looking in the ‘views’ modules:
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