I've been experimenting a lot with web services lately and a lot of the authentication services fell into one of the following categories:
Plus I have the motto SIMMO (So I made my own).
Sign users up with a username and password (no Server Side val on them, planned to do that in the future though). Log users in with the aforementioned credentials and reply with an access and a refresh token. It can also validate the access token, and create a new token tuple when provided with a valid refresh token. Look at the GitHub repo for more info on what it is / how to use it.
Almost none to speak of. Here's the docker-compose.yaml section I use. You really only need to make sure the ports are exposed and that you have a volume for the database if you want it to persist.
authentication:
image: xmaayy/authy:0.3
ports:
- "8000:8000"
volumes:
# Only use the following line if you want to keep the database
- <local path to store database>:/usr/src/authy/database
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Image
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34.1 MB
Last updated
about 5 years ago
docker pull xmaayy/authy:0.3