About This Project
It is built using Ruby on Rails, a powerful web development framework, and incorporates the Devise gem for secure and seamless user authentication.
Devise helps us manage user sign-ups, logins, password recovery, and other critical authentication features with minimal effort, ensuring your data and experience are secure. Whether you're a first-time user or a returning one, we’ve made it easy for you to access your account and interact with the platform in a hassle-free and secure manner.
Key Features:
- User Authentication: With Devise, users can easily register, log in, and manage their accounts.
- Password Recovery: Forgot your password? No worries! Devise offers a simple and secure way to reset your password.
- Secure Sessions: Stay signed in or log out whenever you wish, knowing that your sessions are encrypted and protected.
Our goal is to offer a smooth, secure, and enjoyable user experience, and we’ll continue improving and adding features to make this application even more powerful.
Devise is a flexible authentication solution for Rails based on Warden. This guide outlines how to set up and configure Devise with its available feature options,
including Authenticatable, Confirmable, DatabaseAuthenticatable, Lockable, Recoverable, Registerable, Rememberable, Timeoutable, Trackable,
and Validatable.
Add the Devise Gem
Follow the official Devise documentation for installation instructions:
Devise GitHub Repository
Example: Using the Validatable Module
The Validatable module provides built-in email and password validations, such as format and length checks. By default, this module is included in Devise, so you don't need to add it manually unless you want to
customize the validation logic.
To explicitly enable it, add the following to your model:
# app/models/user.rb
class User < ActiveRecord::Base
devise :validatable
end
Customizing Devise Views
Devise provides views for handling actions like sign-in, sign-up, and password resets. You can generate these views and customize them by running:
rails generate devise:views
This command will copy Devise's default views to your app under the views/devise/ directory, where you can modify them as needed.
Conclusion
This project uses the latest Bootstrap 5.3 features, including a dark theme mode and enhanced behaviors. For more details, refer to the Features Page.