The Erlang library oidcc sadly can no longer be maintained properly since the company no longer employs erlang developers.
Details: Project Maintenance Status · Issue #208 · indigo-dc/oidcc · GitHub
Since I’m a regular user of the library I would offer to take over the maintenance of the project on GitHub via JOSHMARTIN · GitHub.
I’m however not a great Erlang developer and more into Elixir itself. If there are a few people that would like to help, I’d rather create a separate organisation and share the responisbilities.
Are there any people interested in co-maintaining the lib?
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@krstfk
https://elixirforum.com/t/re-openid-connect-client-library-for-erlang-oidcc-needs-new-project-maintainers-can-you-help/37266
Hi, I’ve used oidcc in the past, and I’m willing to help, but cannot commit to a sustained development.
Also, the appeal of the library is partly that it’s certified. And I’m unsure how certification could be obtained without some industrial backing.
Thanks for your message 
Good to see that some people care about it.
I’ve read up a bit on the certification and basically the certified stamp can be kept for the current codebase.
If we want new certification profiles / renew them, then we’d have to pay 100$ for a non profit membership and 500$ for the certification itself.
Therefore it would probably make sense to move the repository to an Independent GItHub organisation that provides sponsoring to pay for those certificates. (For which I could probably provide some funds.)
I hand rolled my own client to use against Auth0 after trying to use the various ones out there.
Maybe it could be released as a lib?
It was borderline trivial to do following Draft: OpenID Connect Basic Client Implementer's Guide 1.0 - draft 40
The only thing that should be figured out is how to generalize the config a bit more. Could probably be done with some behavior + config namespace.
But then again, it took me maybe two hours to get OIDC against auth0 rolling while knowing very little about the web flow and what to do 
I can share the code when not on my phone if that is interesting.
@olivermt For sure releasing your code could benefit someone else. Please do that. 
For the scope of oidcc the question is more to maintain / extend the existing codebase and make sure it is and stays compliant to the specs (so that we can continue to show that it is certified).
