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@eaakun Thanks! awesome-python lists only the obvious choices per use case. pydpop is very new and narrow, with little adoption yet, so it doesn't meet that bar for OAuth. See CONTRIBUTING.md |
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Hi! I would like to suggest adding pydpop to the Authentication / OAuth section.
pydpop (https://github.com/eaakun/PyDPoP,
pip install pydpop) is a focused RFC 9449 DPoP (Demonstrating Proof of Possession) library for Python: proof generation plus full server-side verification (htm/htu/iat/jtireplay protection/nonce/athbinding), with a single dependency (cryptography). Live interactive demo: https://huggingface.co/spaces/tatkuen/pydpop-demoThe repository was created 2026-10-02, so it meets the 1-month requirement, and the OAuth subcategory currently lists 4 entries, under the 5-entry cap.
Thanks for maintaining this list!