
[WIP] NgxStrapiAuth implements all standard operations like logging in or registering a user for the headless CMS Strapi.
NgxStrapiAuth is an Angular library designed to simplify the implementation of standard authentication functionalities for the headless CMS Strapi. It provides services, guards, and ready-made components for functionalities such as login, registration, user management, password reset, and authentication. The goal of NgxStrapiAuth is to save developers time by removing the need to manually handle these tasks.
NgxStrapiAuth is an Angular library that simplifies the implementation of authentication functionalities for the Strapi CMS. It provides services, guards, and ready-made components for login, registration, user management, password reset, and authentication. The library aims to save developers time by abstracting away the complexities of these tasks and providing a customizable and modular solution. By integrating with Nebular, NgBootstrap, and ngx-translate, NgxStrapiAuth offers a comprehensive solution for implementing authentication in Angular applications using Strapi as the backend.

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