@erlend I'd love to hook this sort off solution into the ai horde and use our kudos system to incentivize people making such accounts instead of use oauth2 providers. If you're up for a collaboration, I could start working on it asap.
Also the invite for the matrix doesn't work for the me as it says I'm not a member of prerequisite spaces or rooms
But yeah, that’d be cool! Right now we’re focused on the FedCM integration so there’s no unified platform or network to tap into yet, but you can start experimenting with Rauthy as a login provider.
@db0 hmm right, there’s nothing readily prepared for Python yet, so you’d have to work through the bindings yourself; I believe pyo3 is the standard way to do that.
Maybe Rauthy isn’t what’s best for you though, but rather any OIDC-compliant identity provider? Authentik seems like the go-to for Python projects. You could advocate for FedCM adoption there, pointing to the ongoing work in Rauthy: https://github.com/sebadob/rauthy/discussions/145#discussioncomment-8831943
@db0 though, no direct Python integration with Rauthy should be necessary if all you’re looking to do is set up a Rauthy instance and have your app defer to it for logins via OIDC.
I could be wrong about this (feel free to ask in Rauthy’s Discussions on GitHub) but in that case I’m guessing all you need is an app-side authentication and access management library for integration with OIDC enabled authentication services like Rauthy et.al.
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