Add HomeAssistant IndieAuth/Oauth provider #146
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thanks for the contribution @talltechdude I'll check out HomeAssistant! |
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I've been using Home Assistant, and I am the author of the IndieAuth spec :) Thanks for the PR! |
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HomeAssistant, a popular open source Home Automation system supports a modified IndieAuth/Oauth hybrid authentication system. I have developed a modification for Vouch to allow us to use this with nginx etc for SSO with the HomeAssistant Auth provider (https://developers.home-assistant.io/docs/en/auth_api.html).
The main difference is it does not provide a username back during token exchange which is required by the current generic OIDC provider implementation.