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I am trying to find working documentation for the library. So far I've tried https://pysaml2.readthedocs.io/en/latest/install.html - the installation documentation doesn't match the installation documentation in the README of the github repository (there is only instruction on how to compile the code, not on how to install using pip).
I have a very simple use case in mind : I have a metadata url from a provider (most IdP provider offer those) and I want to allow users to login to my service through this IdP.
I tried to read to source of the example, but they are visibly not meant to be read (and the documentation state as much, explaining that they are used to check if everything is installed).
I would be glad to write some documentation myself and provide a pull request to improve the project, but I can't do so without at least a working example of how the library is supposed to be used. Is the minimal working example a 1000+ line of code? Is there really no easiest way to just use a metadata url and get the user's SPN ?
Thank you
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Hello,
I am trying to find working documentation for the library. So far I've tried https://pysaml2.readthedocs.io/en/latest/install.html - the installation documentation doesn't match the installation documentation in the README of the github repository (there is only instruction on how to compile the code, not on how to install using pip).
I have a very simple use case in mind : I have a metadata url from a provider (most IdP provider offer those) and I want to allow users to login to my service through this IdP.
I tried goind to https://pysaml2.readthedocs.io/en/latest/examples/sp.html and following the instruction, but since I'm using the pip version as per the README I don't have the file and the folders are all badly named.
I tried to read to source of the example, but they are visibly not meant to be read (and the documentation state as much, explaining that they are used to check if everything is installed).
I would be glad to write some documentation myself and provide a pull request to improve the project, but I can't do so without at least a working example of how the library is supposed to be used. Is the minimal working example a 1000+ line of code? Is there really no easiest way to just use a metadata url and get the user's SPN ?
Thank you
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: