Python Social Auth allows users to register or login using their social credentials.
The project's code was ported from Django Social Auth, a similar library for Django-based projects.
Unlike the aforementioned module, Python Social Auth is framework-agnostic, meaning developers can use it with pure Python apps, or with other frameworks.
Currently only Django, Web.py and Flask frameworks are supported.
Here are some key features of "Python Social Auth":
- Supported auth providers:
- Angel OAuth2
- Behance OAuth2
- Bitbucket OAuth1
- Dailymotion OAuth2
- Disqus OAuth2
- Douban OAuth1 and OAuth2
- Dropbox OAuth1
- Evernote OAuth1
- Facebook OAuth2 and OAuth2 for Applications
- Fitbit OAuth1
- Flickr OAuth1
- Foursquare OAuth2
- Google App Engine Auth
- Github OAuth2
- Google OAuth1, OAuth2 and OpenId
- Instagram OAuth2
- Linkedin OAuth1
- Live OAuth2
- Livejournal OpenId
- Mailru OAuth2
- Mixcloud OAuth2
- Mozilla Persona
- Odnoklassniki OAuth2 and Application Auth
- OpenId
- Orkut OAuth1
- Rdio OAuth1 and OAuth2
- Readability OAuth1
- Shopify OAuth2
- Skyrock OAuth1
- Soundcloud OAuth2
- Stackoverflow OAuth2
- Steam OpenId
- Stocktwits OAuth2
- Stripe OAuth2
- Tripit OAuth1
- Tumblr OAuth1
- Twilio Auth
- Twitter OAuth1
- Vkontakte OpenAPI, OAuth2 and OAuth2 for Applications
- Weibo OAuth2
- Xing OAuth1
- Yahoo OpenId and OAuth1
- Yammer OAuth2
- Yandex OAuth1, OAuth2 and OpenId
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