Phauxth is an authentication library for Phoenix, and other Plug-based, web applications. It is designed to be secure, extensible, easy to use and well-documented.
For a general overview of some of the goals of Phauxth and its basic usage, see this post.
In version 2.1 and above, you need to remove all the references to Comeonin. Make the following changes in your app (if necessary, replacing Argon2 with the hashing module you are using):
- in the user context module, change
Comeonin.Argon2.add_hashtoArgon2.add_hash - if you are using a custom login module, remove
alias Comeonin.Argon2 - in the Phauxth config, replace
Comeonin.Argon2withArgon2
For more details, see the upgrade guide.
This guide shows how you can set up a new Phoenix project with Phauxth.
The core Phauxth library handles authentication, verifying who the user is.
For information about authorization, or access control, see the Authorization page in the wiki.
If you have set up your app using the Phauxth installer,
the authorize.ex file in the controllers directory provides examples
of functions you can use to authorize users' access to resources.
- A basic example of using Phauxth with email confirmation.
- An example api using Phauxth.
There are many ways you can contribute to the development of Phauxth, including:
- reporting issues
- improving documentation
- sharing your experiences with others
- making a financial contribution
First of all, I would like to emphasize that this software is offered free of charge. However, if you find it useful, and you would like to buy me a cup of coffee, you can do so at paypal.
BSD