rails-auth-with-devise

Set up Devise authentication by generating a User model, running migrations, and configuring modules like confirmable, recoverable, and lockable. This guides adding Devise to Rails, generating user models, and customizing views and controllers for a complete auth setup.

Yes, you can enable API and JWT authentication strategies for Rails. It covers API authentication patterns including token and JWT strategies, allowing your Rails application to securely authenticate API requests without relying on browser sessions.

Add OmniAuth social login by integrating providers like Google, Facebook, and GitHub. It shows how to configure OmniAuth providers within your Devise setup, enabling users to sign in using their existing social media accounts.

Yes, Devise supports testing helpers for both RSpec and Minitest. It provides test helpers that allow you to easily simulate user sign-in states and test authentication flows within your Rails application test suite.

Configuring multiple user models with Devise involves generating separate Devise setups for each model. This allows projects requiring distinct authentication flows, such as admins and customers, to maintain separate sign-in and registration paths.

Customize Devise mailers and redirect hooks by overriding the default controllers and views. It shows how to provide custom mailers for email confirmations and password recovery, plus custom redirect hooks for specific post-login routing.