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feat: Elixir Phoenix example #74
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Waiting on ory/sdk#283
Update: v7.0.0 of the openapi-generator got released with a breaking change to the Elixir client by moving to a better serialization library. I'll wait until the SDK is updated with that, and then re-jig the example |
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Upstream SDK PR is opened - ory/sdk#315 |
Create a basic example for Ory Network implemented with Phoenix Framework, implementing basic user flows.
Highlights how to use the ory_client Elixir package from https://github.com/ory/sdk and implement it in a simple web application.
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This example is definitely not a fully fledged implementation, and is (currently) missing the following:
I am also debating on whether to take my current UI Node implementation and break this out into it's own package; for others to use to easily implement forms in Phoenix, similar to the https://github.com/ory/elements component library.