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Latest — 17 Aug 2026

Authentication Reference Guide

Multi-Method Authentication System Table of Contents 1. Overview 2. Authentication Modes 3. Configuration Guide 4. User Experience 5. API Reference 6. Testing 7. Security Considerations 8. Troubleshooting Overview The Fabrixly-IDS Identity Server supports four distinct authentication modes, providing flexibility for different security requirements and user preferences. Each client

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Authentication Reference Guide

Multi-Method Authentication System Table of Contents 1. Overview 2. Authentication Modes 3. Configuration Guide 4. User Experience 5. API Reference 6. Testing 7. Security Considerations 8. Troubleshooting Overview The Fabrixly-IDS Identity Server supports four distinct authentication modes, providing flexibility for different security requirements and user preferences. Each client

How to Use Public and Communication Test APIs

This guide describes how to interact with public metadata endpoints (non-authenticated) and verify notification delivery configurations using the Test Communication API. Part A: Public APIs (No Authentication Required) These public endpoints can be accessed directly from any client or web application without attaching authentication headers. 1. Public Test / Health

How to Use Ghost APIs & Swagger

How to Use Ghost APIs & Swagger The Ghost Blog REST API runs on port 3500 inside the container and manages the syncing, listing, and uploading of markdown documentation files dynamically. 🔒 Security & Swagger UI Access For security reasons, access to Swagger UI (/api-docs) and the raw Swagger JSON

SDKs & Compatible Client Libraries

SDKs & Compatible Client Libraries Fabrixly IDS is a fully standards-compliant OpenID Connect 1.0 and OAuth 2.0 authorization server. This means any standard OIDC/OAuth 2.0 client library works with it out of the box — and we also provide official SDKs and CLI for easy integration!

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions General What is Fabrixly IDS? Fabrixly Identity Server (IDS) is a complete authentication and authorization platform built on OpenID Connect 1.0 and OAuth 2.0. It is available as a cloud-hosted SaaS — sign up and start using it immediately — and also supports self-hosting for

Examples

Fabrixly IDS — Examples & Integration Guides Real-world code examples and step-by-step integration guides for Fabrixly Identity Server. Each guide includes Fabrixly IDS configuration, code snippets, and end-to-end walkthroughs. Fabrixly IDS — Framework Integration Guides Connect Fabrixly IDS to your app stack. Each guide covers Fabrixly IDS

CLI

CLI The Fabrixly CLI (fab) lets you manage your Identity Server deployment from the terminal — create users, manage clients, rotate secrets, and more without touching the UI. Installation npm install -g @fabrixly/cli # or npx @fabrixly/cli Verify installation: fab --version # Fabrixly CLI v1.0.0 Authentication Configure the CLI