inertia-rails-auth

Setting up authentication in an Inertia Rails application involves integrating Devise using the provided `rails generate inertia:install:auth` command. This provides a step-by-step guide for login, sessions, and access control.

Sharing authentication state between frontend and backend with Inertia.js involves passing the current user's authentication data as props to the frontend. This ensures a seamless user experience across your web application.

Yes, Devise works with Inertia.js for creating login pages. The Skill provides specific examples for building login pages using both Vue and React within your Inertia Rails application environment.

The best way to handle authorization in Inertia Rails apps is using Pundit or Action Policy for backend checks. You can pass permissions as props to the frontend to manage role-based access control and protected routes.

Yes, you can use other authentication solutions instead of Devise with Inertia Rails. The Skill supports integrating alternatives like `has_secure_password` to manage login and sessions within your web application.

Configuring protected routes in an Inertia.js application requires setting up role-based access control on the backend. This ensures only authorized users can access specific routes by checking permissions before rendering views.