I'm trying to use SSO in my application provided by Ping Identity and from what I could tell they support both OAuth and ODIC if specified in the scope. While I haven't found a specific client library for Ping Indentity, I did find packages like python-social-auth and django-allauth which include an OpenID connect integration. I tried both of them but unfortunately, I didn't understand the fields required to set it up.
According to the OAuth and OpenID specifications, I was looking for fields like client id, client secret, authorization and token endpoints, redirect URI, and optional claim-to-user attribute mappings. But I have no idea what handle, issued, lifetime, association type are. Can anyone explain how to get a Ping Identity SSO fully integrated with Django such that I can still use permissions on my own local API with the authenticated and authorized users?
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