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sandloom-identity
The Sandloom identity module: users, JWT authentication, RBAC, two-factor auth
and SSO. Import package sandloom_identity; it registers the
sandloom.modules entry point identity = "sandloom_identity", so its module
name is identity (tables identity_*, migration chain
alembic_version_identity, channels and contracts identity.*). Depends on
sandloom>=0.7.0a1,<0.8, pyotp, authlib, qrcode, pillow, itsdangerous and
email-validator; on no other module.
pip install "sandloom[redis,celery]==0.7.0a1" sandloom-identity==0.7.0a1
sandloom.main:app composes it once installed; an app selects it with
SANDLOOM_MODULES=identity (or sandloom new <app> --with identity). Other
modules call it through its contracts; their DTOs, stubs and event schemas
live in sandloom.shared and ship with sandloom.
Source of truth lives in the monorepo at src/sandloom_identity; this package
builds the wheel and source archive.
Project links
Source · Documentation · Changelog
This is the initial 0.7.0a1 alpha distribution. The canonical source
repository is private and awaiting transfer; the documentation website is
not deployed yet. The project links above are the planned public locations.
License
Apache-2.0. Copyright 2026 Vasyl Cherniavskyi. See LICENSE and NOTICE.
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