Fix typo (Flask-OpenID -> Flask-OIDC) #94
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@twosigmajab If you want this resolved i'm maintaining a fork of this with some added extensibility. Feel free to open a PR here: |
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Thanks for the heads up @svintit, but I'm no longer considering using any of these projects at this time. |
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No worries @twosigmajab best of luck! |
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While I'm here, may I also ask what is the relationship between Flask-OIDC and Flask-OpenID? They seem related, but neither seems to be a drop-in replacement for the other, and neither's docs explain this.
All I can tell is that Flask-OpenID has a much higher "Used by" count on GitHub (currently 3k vs. 169), Flask-OpenID is less frequently and recently updated, and this project's maintainer, @puiterwijk, appears to have taken over maintenance of Flask-OpenID as well (hence this typo?:).
Thanks in advance for any clarification!