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 client setup, OIDC callback handling, protected route patterns, and server-side token verification.
Fabrixly IDS with React + Node.js
Integrate Fabrixly IDS into a React SPA using PKCE Authorization Code flow, backed by an Express/Node.js API that verifies Fabrixly IDS-issued JWTs. Covers login, logout, protected routes, and user profile fetching.
→ Fabrixly IDS — React + Node.js Integration Guide
Fabrixly IDS with Next.js
Full-stack Next.js integration with Fabrixly IDS using the App Router. Covers server-side session handling via Fabrixly IDS tokens, middleware-based route protection, and client-side useAuth hooks.
→ Fabrixly IDS — Next.js Integration Guide
Fabrixly IDS with Angular + Node.js
Integrate Fabrixly IDS into an Angular SPA using the OIDC client library — includes Angular route guards, HTTP interceptors for automatic Fabrixly IDS Bearer token injection, and a Node.js resource server.
→ Fabrixly IDS — Angular + Node.js Integration Guide
Fabrixly IDS with Java Spring Boot
Secure a Spring Boot REST API using Fabrixly IDS as the authorization server. Uses spring-security-oauth2-resource-server with Fabrixly IDS JWKS endpoint for JWT validation and role-based method security.
→ Fabrixly IDS — Java Spring Boot Integration Guide
Fabrixly IDS — Authentication Flow Examples
Fabrixly IDS Password-Only Authentication
The classic email + password login flow powered by Fabrixly IDS. Covers Fabrixly IDS credential submission, error handling, and session token issuance. Best suited for internal tools and admin dashboards.
→ Fabrixly IDS — Password-Only Authentication
Fabrixly IDS OTP-Only (Passwordless) Authentication
Fully passwordless login via Fabrixly IDS — sends a one-time code to the user's email or phone. Ideal for consumer apps where a frictionless, password-free experience is the priority.
→ Fabrixly IDS — OTP-Only Passwordless Authentication
Fabrixly IDS Password + OTP (Two-Factor Authentication)
Add a second factor to Fabrixly IDS password login using an OTP sent via email or SMS. Covers the two-step Fabrixly IDS flow, token issuance after both factors, and fallback handling.
→ Fabrixly IDS — Password + OTP (2FA)
Fabrixly IDS Magic Link Authentication
Let users log in via a secure one-click link sent to their email by Fabrixly IDS — no password required. Covers magic link generation, expiry, and Fabrixly IDS token exchange on callback.
→ Fabrixly IDS — Magic Link Authentication
Fabrixly IDS Mobile Number Login
Phone number-based login powered by Fabrixly IDS SMS OTP. Covers number submission to Fabrixly IDS, OTP delivery, verification, and Fabrixly IDS access token issuance.
→ Fabrixly IDS — Mobile Number Login
Fabrixly IDS Flexible Authentication
Configure and combine multiple Fabrixly IDS authentication methods dynamically — let users pick their preferred login method (password, OTP, magic link, social) from a unified Fabrixly IDS flow.
→ Fabrixly IDS — Flexible Authentication
Fabrixly IDS 2FA & Social Logins — Architecture
An architectural deep-dive into how Fabrixly IDS handles two-factor authentication and social OAuth providers (Google, GitHub, etc.). Explains the Fabrixly IDS flow, identity federation, and token issuance.
→ Fabrixly IDS — 2FA and Social Logins Architecture
What is Social Login in Fabrixly IDS?
An introduction to social login in Fabrixly IDS — how Fabrixly IDS connects to OAuth providers, federates external identities, and issues its own access and ID tokens after social authentication.
→ What is Social Login in Fabrixly IDS?
Fabrixly IDS — OAuth 2.0 & OIDC Flow Examples
Fabrixly IDS Authorization Code Flow (+ PKCE)
The most secure Fabrixly IDS flow for user-facing apps (SPAs, mobile). Covers the Fabrixly IDS authorization redirect, PKCE verifier generation, code exchange, and secure token storage best practices.
→ Fabrixly IDS — Authorization Code Flow with PKCE
Fabrixly IDS Client Credentials Flow (Machine-to-Machine)
Use Fabrixly IDS Client Credentials for backend services and daemons that call APIs without a user context. Covers Fabrixly IDS client registration, token request, and scoped M2M access control.
→ Fabrixly IDS — Client Credentials Flow (M2M)
Fabrixly IDS Hybrid Flow
A Fabrixly IDS flow that combines Authorization Code and Implicit — the Fabrixly IDS authorization endpoint returns both a code and an id_token in a single step. Useful for server-rendered apps needing immediate user identity.
Fabrixly IDS Implicit Flow
A legacy Fabrixly IDS flow that returns tokens directly from the authorization endpoint without a code exchange. Documented for compatibility — PKCE-based Authorization Code flow is recommended for all new Fabrixly IDS integrations.
→ Fabrixly IDS — Implicit Flow
Fabrixly IDS Refresh Tokens
Keep users authenticated without re-login using Fabrixly IDS refresh tokens. Covers Fabrixly IDS refresh token storage, silent renewal, expiry policies, and rotation strategies.
→ Fabrixly IDS — Refresh Tokens