Ruby SDK for Authensure - the electronic signature and document authentication platform. Provides a simple interface to create envelopes, manage documents, handle signatures, and integrate webhooks.

Client livrary for accessing authenticated resources

Minimalist authentication library for Ruby

Rack Middleware transposing the authenticated identifier for Soar SC

Provides authentication related stuff.

Well rounded authenticication system for use with authlogic.

This is a rest client for account authenticator.

This gem is a wrapper for auth jwt. This is made in order to be consistent or uniform while implementing the security in all the microservices.

Image client for Authentic Apps

Client authentication for Authentic Apps

Simple authentication library for login via email

API client to talk to authentik's API. Automatically generated with the OpenAPI Generator.

A developer-friendly Ruby wrapper around the auto-generated authentik-api gem, offering an idiomatic interface for interacting with authentik configuration objects and abstracting away the complexity of the underlying OpenAPI client.

Authify Identity Management Service

Authify API Server library

Authify Core library

Authify Middleware library

Single-Sign-On for the front and rails backend of a Single-Page-App

Verify Authio session JWTs against the JWKS, mint magic-link sign-in URLs, and integrate with Rails controllers via `before_action :authenticate_authio!`.

Authist is a Ruby on Rails plugin that provides a simple way to add role-based authorization to your application. It can easily be plugged into any user or group models in your application, and allows you to define a set of access types that roles can provide. Roles and users' participation in them can be changed at runtime, providing a highly customizable access control system to your website administrators. Authist is designed with a minimal impact on your own code architecture in mind. It creates a few database tables for itself, but does not change anything whatsoever to the data of your own models, and only adds a minimal mixin to the model itself. This allows it to peacefully integrate with most authentication libraries. Authist can also be used in combination with more advanced authorization gems like Pundit to add runtime-editable access roles to their policies.