# Simple Webfinger A simple, Flask-based webfinger handler. Simple Webfinger was created to provide an OIDC href from a basic YAML configuration file. Ideally for use with Tailscale and Authentik. ## Running the application. `simple_webfinger` is a basic Flask application and can be configured via environment variables. | Environment Variable | Description | | ------------------------------ | ----------------------------------- | | `SIMPLE_WEBFINGER_CONFIG_FILE` | Path to the YAML configuration file | ## Configuration File The `examples/example-config.yaml` file has the basic layout of the YAML configuratio, The path to the file should be provided in the environment variable `SIMPLE_WEBFINGER_CONFIG_FILE`. ### Global Values | Key | Value Example | Description | | ----------- | --------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- | | `domain` | `doofnet.uk` | The domain to respond to, it'll return 404s for anything else | | `oidc_href` | `https://id.doofnet.uk/...` | The href to return for OIDC rels | ### Accounts Accounts can be defined under the `accounts` key, and a key for each user, for example: ```yaml accounts: nikdoof: mastodon: nikdoof@mastodon.incognitus.net aliases: [] properties: [] links: [] ``` The app will only reply to accounts listed in the configuration, otherwise, it'll return a 404. | Key | Value Example | Description | | ------------ | --------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- | | `mastodon` | `nikdoof@mastodon.incognitus.net` | A Mastodon account to generate the related links/properties for | | `aliases` | `[]` | A list of aliases to include in the response for the account | | `links` | `[]` | A list of dicts to include in the response | | `properties` | `[]` | A list of dicts to include in the response |