OAuth support for Authentik/Aurelia/etc?

[tincanfury]

I've started implementing Authentik and was wondering if this was on your development radar?
thanks!

[ryan-winkler]

@tincanfury Not presently, but our OIDC and Auth strategy needs some love for sure.

Tell me more -- What are you trying to accomplish? Whats your dreamstate?

Authentik is generally a corporate solution, no? Would love to understand your usecase more

[tincanfury]

Authentik is sorta "pro-sumer". You'll find a lot of folks that run their own personal homelab NAS/server use it to provide strong single-point authentication for the services they run. Check the reddit homelab, nextcloud, and immich subreddits and you'll see it's one of the preferred solutions, along with Cloudflare and Pangolin.

[ryan-winkler]

Ahh fair enough.

It looks like it's OIDC 2.0 so we should support it now?

https://github.com/dannyvfilms/Floppy/wiki/6.-Admin-and-Operations#social-authentication

Authentication

SOCIAL_PROVIDERS (comma-separated allauth provider modules).
SOCIALACCOUNT_PROVIDERS (JSON string) or SOCIALACCOUNT_PROVIDERS_FILE.
SOCIALACCOUNT_ONLY (bool) to disable local auth.
REDIRECT_LOGIN_TO_SSO (bool) to auto-redirect when only one SSO provider exists.
REGISTRATION (bool) to enable/disable new user signups.
DEMO_ACCOUNT_ENABLED (bool, defaults to True) provisions a publicly known demo / demodemo account after migrations. Set it to False on any instance that is not a public demo.

I've not used it, and it's likely out of date.

If you have a chance to give it a shot, let me know how it goes

[ryan-winkler]

https://allauth.org/features/

Well -- apparently we have a whole host of Features by using all auth.

I will have to investigate this more in the near future, but it's possible you already have this via Django Admin:

https://allauth.org/features/

https://github.com/dannyvfilms/Floppy/wiki/6.-Admin-and-Operations#admin-guide

This is news to me, so I will see what we can do to surface this a little better