Ruby on Rails Cheat Sheet — Token Authentication
Devise usually uses Cookies for authentication. In the case token authentication is wished instead, it could be implemented with a gem devise_token_auth. It supports multiple front end technologies, for example angular2-token. This gem is configured similar to the devise gem itself. It also requires
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Devise usually uses Cookies for authentication.
In the case token authentication is wished instead, it could be implemented with a gem devise_token_auth.
It supports multiple front end technologies, for example angular2-token.
This gem is configured similar to the devise gem itself. It also requires omniauth as a dependency.
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