Framework integrations

[onli]

What are the modules we want to have ready with 1.0?

• Ruby/Rails
• Ruby/Sinatra
• Python
• Python/Django
• Python/Flask
• Node.js
• PHP
• Wordpress
• Serendipity

Let's complete the list

Edit: Are there OIDC libraries that work with LA? If yes, we should list them as well.

[djc]

• Python/Django
• Python/Flask

[jleclanche]

django-allauth is the library of choice for django authentication and they won't have an issue accepting PRs.

[onli]

I marked ruby/sinatra as done, because https://github.com/onli/sinatra-browserid/tree/letsauth exists now and worked fine so far.

Is there someone that would be motivated to implement a module for another language/framewok? It would be great to distribute the work, and to have some more integrations ready when the core is up and running.

[Boscop]

I'm planning to use Portier in my Rust web app which uses Iron etc. in the backend and Polymer/Web Components in the front end.
Not sure how large the demand for a Rust relying party is in general, but I'm certainly interested.
Right now my auth is password based but I want to switch to portier as soon as possible.

[onli]

For the log: There is a guide on how to use Pythons asyncio on https://www.viktorroytman.com/blog/2017/01/23/using-portier-with-pythons-asyncio/

[stephank]

I've updated the original comment, checked off Node.js and PHP with links to libraries.

I did investigate generic OAuth2 and OIDC libraries for Node.js and PHP, but I'm not sure what reasons I had for not using them. I believe they just seemed complicated. In the PHP case, OAuth2 libraries sometimes implement just the access token flow, and not id tokens as used by OIDC.

[skorokithakis]

I'm thinking of deploying Portier on Pastery, so I'd be writing a Django library in the process. It looks good enough to use in production already, I think, especially since Pastery just uses email-based auth anyway.

[nextgenthemes]

I looked at the PHP integration, am I right to assume what is done with redis there could be done with the $wpdb mysql backend for wordpress as well? They say it powers 27% of the web, could really give this a boost and a lot of users who report potential issues.

[onli]

@nextgenthemes Yes, that would be absolutely possible, and great for the project. There are Wordpress browserid plugins that could serve as base, the php client by @stephank is working great and can be extended to work with the Wordpress backend, and the browserid-ported-to-portier plugin for the php blogengine Serendipity could also serve as example.