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

This guide describes how to customize verification emails, OTP codes, and welcome messages using the Template Editor in the Admin Console. 1. Accessing the Template Editor 1. Log in to the Admin Console. 2. Navigate to Communication Templates (or Template Editor). 3. You will see two tabs: * Email Templates: Customizes

This guide walks you through setting up outbound notification delivery channels (Email and SMS) to support OTP delivery, verification flows, and password reset notifications. Part A: Configuring SMTP (Email) Settings 1. Log in to the Admin Console and select System Settings on the left menu. 2. Navigate to the Email

This guide walks you through customizing the branding, logo, and theme colors of your Fabrixly-IDS login screens and administrator dashboard. 1. Accessing Theme Settings 1. Log in to your Fabrixly-IDS Admin Console (typically hosted at https://ids.fabrixly.com/admin or http://localhost:5173). 2. On the left

Social login lets users sign in to your applications using their existing credentials from major identity providers—Google, GitHub, Facebook, Microsoft, and Apple. Fabrixly-IDS provides native support for social login. It handles provider handshakes, callback routing, new user registration, and account linking automatically. Configuration Model: Per-Client database settings

This guide describes how to create, search, update, and manage users inside Fabrixly-IDS using the User Management REST APIs. 🔐 Authentication & Prerequisites All user management endpoints require administrative authentication. To call them: 1. Include the Token in the Authorization Header: Add -H "Authorization: Bearer <your-admin-jwt-

This guide describes how to view and customize system configurations, themes, branding, and communication (Email/SMS) Templates in Fabrixly-IDS. 🔐 Authentication & Prerequisites All settings and template management endpoints require administrative authentication. To call them: 1. Include the Token in the Authorization Header: Add -H "Authorization: Bearer <your-

This guide describes how to manage active login sessions and switch organizations (tenants) dynamically. 🔐 Authentication & Prerequisites All session and tenant switcher endpoints require standard user authentication: Authorization: Bearer <user-jwt-token> 1. List Active Sessions Retrieve all active browser and device sessions for the currently authenticated user.