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Readme.md

LightOIDC

This aims to be a specification compliant OpenID connect provider with minimal footprint.

This goal is achieved by reducing external library dependiencies to an absolute minimum.

Currently, this project only depends on the following libraries:

At the time of writing, these libraries have no further transitive dependencies, this mitigating any bloat from the project.

build

This is a gradle project. To compile it, you should have a recent version of a Java Development Kit installed.

Build the project by launching ./gradlew build in a terminal while being in the root folder of the project.