Blog series
Devise with Ruby on Rails 7
A 9 part series.
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Devise Part 1: Setting Up Devise With Rails 7 And React
In part one of this six part series on Devise and Ruby on Rails, we demonstrate setting up Devise for Rails 7 with a basic sign up and login flow.
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Devise Part 2: Using Redis Sessions Instead Of The Cookie Store
In part two of our Devise series, we look at how we can replace the default cookie session store with Redis.
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Devise Part 3: Updating Our Devise Views With Tailwind CSS
In part three of the series, we walk through how to add TailwindCSS to a Rails 7 project and spruce up our sign in page.
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Devise Part 4: Authentication With A Separate Frontend
In part four, we add in a separate Next.js project into the mix and demonstrate how to organize authentication for our main Rails API.
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Devise Part 5: OAuth With GitHub And OmniAuth
In part five, we set up the OmniAuth configuration for Devise to demonstrate login using GitHub.
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Devise Part 6: Adding Recaptcha To Prevent Fraud And Abuse
In part six, we enforce the usage of reCAPTCHA v2 to prevent signing up or logging in without passing the reCAPTCHA verification.
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Devise Part 7: Testing With RSpec And Factory Bot
For this part, we look at setting up some helpers for us to log users in when writing controller tests.
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Devise Part 8: Policy Authorization In Rails 7 With Pundit
This post looks at how we outline required policies in order to fulfill requests in Ruby on Rails using the Pundit gem.
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Devise Part 9: Setting Up 302 Redirection vs 401 Unauthorized Handlers
In part nine, we take a look at how we can set up our API endpoints to return a 401 response if a user is not signed in instead of the default 302 redirect to the login page.