Add OIDC authentication using Flask-pyoidc.#1492
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setup.py:111:17: E999 SyntaxError: invalid syntax Also had to uncomment these lines in wikiconfig.py: After setting sso = True in wikiconfig.py: |
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Start up an open ID connect server on port 8080. I suggest keycloak. Create a realm. Add a user, set a password. Create a client, set a client id. Set the redirect uri that matches your env. |
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Or use a commercial one like Okta or Auth0. |
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Here's a PR to add OIDC authentication. It works just fine with Keycloak.
It does not fit into your design pattern because your Moin assumes all authentication methods have a password. OIDC does not. It will NOT login the user in middleware.
Initially there's support for 1 identity provider, but with small changes you can add multiple IDPs.
This change was very hard to make given the architecture of the current system. I left comments where Moin can become a more idiomatic Flask website. Notably:
These are noted in the codebase with my initials: BCD. Feel free to ignore and delete them.
A web app should not be inventing it's own authentication and session management. Consider using Flask-Login to handle this. (Also consider using Flask-Security-Too.)