Devise Doorkeeper Starter

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rails

An app that showcases how to use Devise with Doorkeeper (OAuth 2 provider)

Overview

The Devise + Doorkeeper Starter app serves as an excellent resource for developers looking to implement OAuth 2 authentication in their Ruby on Rails applications. By leveraging the well-established Devise and Doorkeeper libraries, it creates a seamless integration for managing user authentication and access tokens. This starter app is not only a time-saver but also offers a solid foundation for building secure applications.

With the straightforward installation process and clear instructions, even those new to OAuth can quickly get up and running. Whether you're creating a brand new app or enhancing an existing project, this starter provides a robust solution that adheres to the best practices outlined in the Ruby Style Guide.

Features

  • Ruby Compatibility: Built to work seamlessly with various Ruby versions, ensuring broad compatibility.
  • PostgreSQL Support: Utilizes PostgreSQL for database management, offering reliability and performance for data handling.
  • Redis Integration: Incorporates Redis for session storage, enhancing speed and efficiency in user authentication processes.
  • Comprehensive Setup Instructions: Step-by-step guide for installation, making it easy for developers to get started quickly.
  • Database Management Commands: Includes clear commands for creating databases, migrating tables, and seeding data, simplifying setup.
  • Reset Functionality: The reset command allows for easy re-setup of the database when needed, streamlining the development process.
  • License Clarity: Provides clear licensing information, ensuring users are informed about usage rights and restrictions.
rails
Ruby on Rails

Ruby on Rails, often referred to as Rails, is an open-source web application framework written in Ruby. Known for its convention over configuration and don't repeat yourself (DRY) principles, Rails simplifies and accelerates the development of database-backed web applications.