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This guide describes how to register users, manage auth sessions, verify emails, perform password resets, and update user profiles via the REST APIs. 🔑 Authentication Most endpoints in this guide require standard user authentication. Include the user JWT token in your requests: Authorization: Bearer <user-jwt-token> Exceptions: /api/

This guide describes how to view dashboard metrics, audit logs, and manage system licenses in Fabrixly-IDS. 🔐 Authentication & Prerequisites All analytics and license management endpoints require administrative authentication. To call them: 1. Include the Token in the Authorization Header: Add -H "Authorization: Bearer <your-admin-jwt-token&

Overview The Fabrixly-IDS Admin Console is a React-based UI that lets you manage your identity server! Built with React, Vite, Ant Design, and TanStack Query! Access it at https://ids.fabrixly.com/admin (or your Fabrixly-IDS URL)! Access Admin Console * URL: https://ids.fabrixly.com/admin * Login

This guide describes the technical workflows of Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) and Social Logins inside the Fabrixly-IDS OIDC interaction engine, explaining how session state, tokens, and redirects are managed during multi-step logins. Part A: Social Logins OIDC Workflow Social Logins (Google, GitHub) hook directly into the OIDC interaction

This guide walks you through administering users, tenant divisions (Organizations), access scopes (Roles), and collaborative partitions (Teams) from the dashboard. Part A: Managing Tenant Organizations 1. Log in to the Admin Console as a System Administrator. 2. Navigate to the Organizations section. 3. Adding a Tenant: * Click Create Organization. * Enter

This guide walks you through registering new applications (OIDC Clients), rotating credentials, and configuring user authentication flows using the Admin Console. 1. Creating a New Client Application 1. Log in to the Admin Console and navigate to the Clients section. 2. Click the Create Client button in the top-right

This guide walks you through integrating Fabrixly-IDS authentication in a React single-page application (SPA) backed by a Node.js / Express API server. 🏗️ Architecture Overview 1. Frontend (React): Handles login redirection, parses the OIDC callback, stores the tokens, and attaches the JWT access_token to API calls. 2. Identity

This guide explains how to secure a Next.js (App Router) application using Fabrixly-IDS and the standard NextAuth.js (Auth.js) library. 🏗️ Architecture Overview NextAuth.js manages authorization flows, token exchanges, session caching, and silent refreshes inside the Next.js server-side backend context (/api/auth/* route handlers), exposing

This guide walks you through setting up a Java Spring Boot 3 application as an OAuth2 Resource Server to validate JWT Access Tokens issued by Fabrixly-IDS. 🏗️ Architecture Overview 1. Frontend / Client: Authenticates the user with Fabrixly-IDS, retrieves a JWT Access Token, and passes it to Spring Boot via

This guide explains how to secure an Angular frontend application and a Node.js / Express backend using Fabrixly-IDS OIDC authentication. 🏗️ Architecture Overview 1. Frontend (Angular): Uses the industry-standard angular-oauth2-oidc package to trigger PKCE redirects and store tokens in sessionStorage. 2. Identity Server (Fabrixly-IDS): Standard OIDC