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30 open-source projects similar to omab/python-social-auth, ranked by shared indexed features. Tags may describe platforms or build tools rather than the same primary purpose. Check each project’s use case, license, and deployment requirements before treating it as a replacement.
- jpadilla/pyjwt
jpadilla/pyjwt
5,598View on GitHubPyJWT is a Python library for encoding, decoding, and verifying JSON Web Tokens (JWTs). It provides comprehensive JWT functionality including algorithm-agnostic signing and verification, supporting both symmetric HMAC shared-secret cryptography and asymmetric RSA/ECDSA public-key cryptography for flexible trust models. The library implements a claim-based validation pipeline that checks issuer, audience, expiration, and other time-based claims during token decoding, with configurable clock skew tolerance for distributed systems. It requires callers to explicitly specify allowed signing algori
Pythonhacktoberfestjwtpython - pennersr/django-allauth
pennersr/django-allauth
10,342View on GitHubdjango-allauth is a comprehensive authentication framework for Django applications that manages user registration, account ownership verification, and secure login processes. It provides a system for handling the entire user account lifecycle, including the ability to define custom signup fields and implement identity verification. The project distinguishes itself by providing a suite of OAuth and SAML integrations for social account authentication and the capability to act as an OpenID Connect identity provider. It further supports decoupled architectures through a token-based headless authe
Pythonaccountsauthenticationdjango - iaincollins/next-auth
iaincollins/next-auth
28,272View on GitHubNext-auth is an authentication library and identity framework used to manage user sign-in and session state across web applications. It provides a system for handling user identity through OAuth, OpenID Connect, and passwordless sign-in flows. The project features a multi-provider framework that integrates third-party identity services and custom directory backends. It supports passwordless authentication via email magic links or hardware keys and utilizes a database-agnostic storage layer to persist authentication states across different database types or in-memory. Security is managed thro
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