Description
Use the Kno service for passwordless authentication, it handles sending emails so you don't have too. It also allows users to set up device based authentication so they don't have to wait for any email, after the first.
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Rabarber
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DID.app Ruby
DID.app is an Identity Provider, that authenticates users by verifying access to either an email address or securely stored private key.
Examples
This repo contains Ruby applications that use DID.app authentication.
- [Rails](examples/rails)
Where's the library?
There is no specific library, integration involves a single HTTP request and is well documented in our guides. This repo contains examples referenced in our guides.
For passwordless authentication in your app follow our Ruby on Rails integration guide
Contributing
Contributions are very welcome. Please do open an issue or pull request or reach out to us at [email protected]
Docker
If you do not have Ruby installed, you can run a Ruby sandbox in Docker with the following command.
docker-compose run app bash