PeterCarter
There are pre-rolled solutions for other frameworks that do work. However, Phoenix does not seem to have these. Have people had good experiences with Phoenix Framework auth yet and if so how would they communicate those to a Junior Developer just learning the ropes?
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idi527
What kind of authentication do you want? For cookie-based one you can use
Plug.Conn.put_session/3andPlug.Conn.get_session/2(after the session has been fetched, which is done by the:fetch_sessionplug in the default phoenix:browserpipeline in the router). For header-based authentication I usually use bearer tokens which are stored in the database alongside other user / account data.oldpond
Guardian is a popular choice. GitHub - ueberauth/guardian: Elixir Authentication · GitHub
kokolegorille
It is also quite simple to roll your own with Phoenix Token. This will be enough for any Web/API/GraphQL authentication. It is also possible to add autorization, as You can save role_ids inside tokens.
One fact with authentication, it highly depends on situation.
There are solutions for some cases…
Or ueberauth, if You want to integrate third party auth, like FB, Google, Github…
Which pre-rolled solutions do You have in mind?
PeterCarter
I tried Guardian before and I couldn’t get it working. I’ll see if our Junior can do it.
oldpond
Good set of tutorials here: https://medium.com/@Stephanbv/elixir-phoenix-lets-code-authentication-todo-application-part-1-599ee94cd04d
jeremyjh
In my opinion JWTs in general and Guardian is appropriate for an API endpoint. Its not really geared towards web applications, for reasons that are well articulated in this somewhat salty article.
Cookie-based sessions work great. If you want a helper library, I can recommend doorman without reservation. We’ve been using it in production since January and have no complaints. We also use Guardian for our API endpoints (used by third-party applications - our SPA JSON endpoints still just use cookies).
jordiee
https://github.com/jpiepkow/accesspass
I am bias because I made it but AccessPass is a pretty full featured auyh solution if you are looking for something to just work out the box with little code.
mihai-ciupina
https://medium.com/@andreichernykh/phoenix-simple-authentication-authorization-in-step-by-step-tutorial-form-dc93ea350153
OvermindDL1
Guardian is a token/jwt library, it doesn’t do auth.
mtarnovan
Guardian
An authentication library for use with Elixir applications. Guardian is a token based authentication library for use with Elixir applications.