GitHub Actions OIDC for Python That Just Works(TM)
If you really want people to use your stuff, you should make it easy to get started as possible. For interacting with Github Actions, that means setting up OIDC, so you can prove who did what in which repo when - according to Github themselves. That means for a dev on the other end of things, it should be as easy as: ```yaml -uses atopile/do-thing@v1 ``` Hitch is, boy oh boy was this a PITA to get working in the first place. Honestly, I'd probably rather walk on lego for half an hour. Hopefully, this package should make it a piece of cake - and we all have to mint fewer tokens manually
GitHub Actions OIDC for Python That Just Works(TM) launched on April 1, 2025 with 6 votes and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
FastAPI compatible middleware to authenticate Github OIDC Tokens - atopile/fastapi-github-oidc
Want people to use your thing? Great! So we do. Make is easy! Github OIDC is a secure authentication mechanism with near-zero configuration required for many applications. from fastapi import Security , FastAPI from github_oidc . server import GithubOIDC , GithubOIDCClaims app = FastAPI () @ app . get ( "/" ) async def root ( claims : GithubOIDCClaims = Security ( GithubOIDC ())): return claims Client Side uv add "fastapi-github-oidc" from github_oidc . client import get_actions_header response = httpx . get ( "https://atopile.io" , headers = get_actions_header ( "atopile.io" ), ) response . raise_for_status () Then, in your Action: # ... jobs : my-job : permissions : id-token : write…from github.com
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