Add GitHub login support via Streamlit OAuth #308
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Closes: #302
GitHub Login Integration via Streamlit OAuth
This PR adds support for GitHub based login to the Jarvis AI Assistant alongside the existing Google login.
What’s Added:
auth.pyusingst.login("google")andst.login("github")secrets.example.toml:[auth.github]section with required fields for contributorsTested:
streamlit run jarvis.pyKindly check and confirm if everything looks correct.
Let me know if any improvements or refactoring is needed.