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Simple authentication flow application (discontinued)
Overview:
The Simple authentication flow application is a discontinued project that provides a basic authentication system. It requires Node JS to be installed on the host system and a required API to be running. The project can be cloned from GitHub and has a set of dependencies that need to be installed. It also utilizes environment variables for dynamic settings. Once the setup is complete, the development server can be started. Contributions, issues, and new features for the project are welcome, and it is released under the MIT License. The project was created by Matheus Felipe Zanin.
Features:
- Simple authentication flow
- Node JS dependency
- Required API integration
- Cloning the project via HTTPS or SSH
- Setup of project dependencies
- Usage of environment variables for dynamic settings
- Starting the development server
- Contribution guidelines
- Released under MIT License
- Created by Matheus Felipe Zanin
Summary:
The Simple authentication flow application is a discontinued project that provides a basic authentication system. It requires Node JS and the Required API to be installed and running. The project can be cloned from GitHub and has a set of dependencies that need to be installed. Environment variables are used for dynamic settings. Once the setup is complete, the development server can be started. Contributions and new features are welcome, and the project is released under the MIT License. It was created by Matheus Felipe Zanin.
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