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Description

This project is the simple most possible implementation of Authentication in Play Framework 2.6 using Deadbolt2 and SQLite.

You can easily change database source to any of your choice by modifying conf/application.conf file.

This project has the following features implemented:

  1. Login
  2. Sign Up
  3. Forget Password / Reset Password
  4. Logging (Minimal, just to get you started.)
  5. Email Service (Email Verification)
  6. Restricted Action / View

RUN INSTRUCTIONS

Prerequisites

SQLite Database

First, we need to create a database

$ cd project-directory/
$ touch users.sqlite

How to run?

  1. Move into project directory
    $ cd play-authentication-starter
    
  2. Run through script
    $ ./scripts/run
    
  3. Go to http://localhost:2020/

Extra Notes

  1. By default, the project is using mock mail service with output to console, if you want to test with proper email do the following.

    1. Open play-authentication-starter/conf/application.conf

    2. In section

      play.mailer {
        host = smtp.gmail.com
        port = 465
        ssl = true
        user = "" # enter email like "xyz@gmail.com"
        password = "" # enter password
        from = "" # enter email like "xyz@gmail.com"
        mock = true
      }
      

    Change blank user, from and password values to actual user, from and password values.

    If you are using gmail, you will have to change a security setting to Allow Unsecure Apps to Access to be able to use it.

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