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Documentation Overhaul #271
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A readthedocs page would be a good Place I think.
Probably we should also document all the pysaml2 configuration options that
are actually undocumented at this moment. All the Saml2 backend/frontend
parameters rely on those belonging to pysaml2.
Il gio 1 ago 2019, 16:47 Robert Ellegate <[email protected]> ha
scritto:
… The documentation for this project needs an overhaul. There isn't a lot of
structure to the current documentation, it's very difficult to find how to
configure the various frontend/backend plugins without either digging into
the codebase to see how the configuration files are being serialized.
For long-term support, I believe this project needs better documentation.
It should be using either something like pydoc, which is already being used
by the pysaml2 <http://../../pysaml2> project, or something like MkDocs.
I am willing to help contribute to efforts of improving documentation, but
I wanted to leave the decision of if/how it's implemented to the
maintainers and community.
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I completely agree. I didn't know the local metadata provider type could work with both aggregate files and directories until I dug into the pysaml2 source code. |
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Hi, This is not really place to ask documentation questions ... but, if you are after configuring multiple IdPs for a SAML SP (using the saml2 backend), you can just add more entries into the Cheers, |
Hi,
Try the readme here
https://github.com/italia/Satosa-Saml2Spid
best
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… Hi,
I am trying to use Satosa to implement a solution for several idps, and i
do not find it completely clear how idps are added to satosa configuration.
Maybe it is a language barrier, can sameone give a detailed guide on how
to add new idps. I found some as google in the documentation but i cannot
reproduce them.
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Where may i ask this kind of questions? |
The bottom of the README file has:
So https://lists.sunet.se/postorius/lists/idpy-discuss.lists.sunet.se/ |
The documentation for this project needs an overhaul. There isn't a lot of structure to the current documentation, it's very difficult to find how to configure the various frontend/backend plugins without either digging into the codebase to see how the configuration files are being serialized.
For long-term support, I believe this project needs better documentation. It should be using either something like pydoc, which is already being used by the pysaml2 project, or something like MkDocs.
I am willing to help contribute to efforts of improving documentation, but I wanted to leave the decision of if/how it's implemented to the maintainers and community.
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Branch: Master
Commit: d8bb07a
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