I’m the maintainer of Openmaize, and I would welcome any feedback that you have.
I’m looking into making some of the functionality a little more straightforward to use at the moment, and I would like to add support for two-factor authentication before releasing a version 1.0.
riverrun
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World_Reactor
I was wondering whether you had any intention in the future to build Facebook, Twitter, ect… Oauth into Openmaize?
Thanks for the package!
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riverrun
Yes, I would like to support Oauth. So far, though, I haven’t done much research on the topic. I am planning on making it easier for the developer to override parts of the Login module, so as to make it more customizable, but I don’t know how that would work with any existing Elixir Oauth app.
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kofno
Has anyone tried more then one of these and could offer comparisons?
I know I’ve used several auth solutions in the Rails world and it just kind of depends on how fully featured you want your solution to be (and what your tolerance for being coupled to that dependency is).
I often just use BCrypt and build my own auth in Rails.
I’m tempted to do the same here, but guardian w/ JWT looks tempting.
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Mandemus
I’m not sure myself if JWT is really a good fit for Phoenix authentication.
JWT was designed as a solution for micro services using REST. In that situation you have multiple requests to different endpoints with absolutely no conception of a persistent connection. Each of the requests is a short lived isolated connection event.
So you send a token along with each request instead of repeating authorization handshakes dozens of times.
With Phoenix channels, there is obviously a persistent connection.
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3even
Addict allows you to manage users registration and authentication on your Phoenix Framework app easily.
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Mandemus
hubertlepicki
Addict and Guardian are both great. However, exactly like with Rails, there is built in solution into the framework that does most of the heavy lifting for you. Look at Phoenix.Token and Comeonin.Bcrypt combination to generate signed token (that you set in a cookie) and hash/compare passwords respectively.
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AstonJ
Can you do a blog post (or even forum post) as a walk-through please Hubert? I think that would be a huge help for those wishing to roll their own 
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praveenperera
Does anyone know of a blog post/tutorial showing how to setup, remember me functionality as well as, resetting and confirming passwords when using guardian?
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