Hi, Has anyone managed to succesfully implement the Azure Active Directory authentication to your Streamlit app? More specifically, I’m trying to implement the initiate_auth_code_flow() method from the MSAL library to start a user-driven authentication process (as-per Microsofts’ recommendation ). I…

Okay, so I managed to solve this myself, partly thanks to altering my code, and partly thanks to Stackoverflow. I opted for Selenium for handling my browser object, so my login() method looks like the one below. Furthermore, according to this post , the documentation on MSAL is a bit confusing. Espe…

I recently made this Streamlit Component that builds on top of Microsofts own MSAL.JS library: msal-streamlit-authentication: (PyPI) . You can find the Github source code via the link if you want. I have at least managed to get login working using a popup instead of redirect, but I have not testet i…

Hi, I give your component a try but I cannot get the login token back. I tried the snippet in the readme and the pop-up windows seems to work ok (It pops up and redirects to the redirect uri without error and closes itself) but login token is always None.

Thanks for the response! I will have a look at the other thread. And yes I did, I’m developing on a local machine so it is redirected to localhost url for streamlit app. Does the redirect uri has to be the same as the one that starts the login process?

In my own experience, if you develop on a local machine, you will have to add e.g. ‘ http://localhost:1234 ’ as an accepted redirect URL to your login provider if your local streamlit app runs on port 1234 and on HTTP. You will of course have to adjust the exact port and protocol for your needs. The t…

And do not hesitate to give the project a star on Github if you deem it worthy of this. :stuck_out_tongue:

I just got it sorted. I was using the wrong platform setup for Azure AD. It works as expected as soon as I change the platform type to SPA. Thanks for your help!

You are welcome - sounds like a similar issue also described in the other thread. Great that it works! Feel free to share feedback if you want, it is still in an early stage.

I think you can make it a bit more flexible by making a fuction which can be easily linked to other component such as st.button. for example: from msal_streamlit_authentication import msal_authentication_v2 msal_auth = msal_authentication_v2(...) if st.button('login'): login_token = msal_auth.…

Would love that kind of feature :+1:

Adding Azure Active Directory sign in/sign out using MSAL Python (handling redirects)

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mstaal April 4, 2023, 7:10pm 5

Have you registered your redirect URLs in your login provider? We had a similar discussion here: Get Active Directory authentification data

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