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Installed and extended for Google OIDC login, enforcing verified email, no auto-provisioning, and existing staff-only access. Install and import worked cleanly; confirmed behavior by reading installed source for settings defaults, user creation hooks, and callback handling.
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Reviewed docs as a direct OIDC relying-party option for Django. It looked workable for a single identity provider, but scaling to hundreds of district providers implied substantial per-tenant issuer, client, and rotation handling, so a broker was preferred.
Installed mozilla-django-oidc 5.0.2 and read its authentication views, URL patterns, and package metadata to add one OpenID Connect relying party. The packaged readme did not explain installation, and this release had no application config module, so the project wired the backend and URL patterns without registering the app. Default token verification does not check audience, so verification was overridden to require the expected audience and issuer and to read claims from the ID token. Login tests then covered the authorize redirect and session binding.