pyoidc-redis-session-backend-example

This repository contains an example project that is used to demo the Redis-based session storage for oic python library.

You can find the session storage source code at https://github.com/alehuo/pyoidc-redis-session-backend

Environment variables

Variables marked with an asterisk (*) needs to be set manually

• FLASK_ENV - Flask environment. Defaults to production
• SERVER_ADDRESS - Server address. Defaults to http://localhost
• OIDC_SERVER_URL - OpenID Connect server URL *
• OIDC_CLIENT_ID - OpenID Connect Client ID *
• OIDC_CLIENT_SECRET - OpenID Connect Client secret *
• SESSION_SECRET_KEY - Session secret key. Defaults to unsafe
• SESSION_REDIS_HOST - Redis host. Defaults to http://redis which points to the Redis defined in docker-compose.yml
• SESSION_REDIS_POST - Redis port. Defaults to 6379

Installation istructions

Before running these steps, make sure you have an OIDC provider that you can use. In this case, I recommend using Auth0 for the OIDC provider.

1. Create and activate Python virtual env: python3 -m venv env and source env/bin/activate
2. Run pip install -r requirements.txt
3. Set environment variables
4. Run python3 src/app.py

..or run docker-compose up --build and watch the magic happen. Remember to set the required environment variables.

Contribution

Contributions to this repo are welcome.

License

This project has been licensed with MIT license.