The Docusign Admin API enables you to automate user management with your existing systems while ensuring governance and compliance.

The DocuSign package makes integrating DocuSign into your apps and websites a super fast and painless process. The library is open sourced on GitHub, look for the docusign-click-ruby-client repository.

Ruby library for Docusign DTR rest API

The Docusign package makes integrating Docusign into your apps and websites a super fast and painless process. The library is open sourced on GitHub, look for the docusign-maestro-ruby-client repository.

The DocuSign package makes integrating DocuSign into your apps and websites a super fast and painless process. The library is open sourced on GitHub, look for the docusign-monitor-ruby-client repository.

The DocuSign package makes integrating DocuSign into your apps and websites a super fast and painless process. The library is open sourced on GitHub, look for the docusign-rooms-ruby-client repository.

The DocuSign package makes integrating DocuSign into your apps and websites a super fast and painless process. The library is open sourced on GitHub, look for the docusign-webforms-ruby-client repository.

Extend your Doorkeeper implementation adding a new grant type: assertion. And decoding JWT claim messages to generate access tokens.

Implementation of DPoP (Demonstrating Proof-of-Possession at the Application Layer) for Ruby and Rails

Implementation of DPoP (Demonstrating Proof-of-Possession at the Application Layer) for Ruby and Rails

A Ruby wrapper for the OAuth 2.0 protocol built with a similar style to the original OAuth gem.

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Provides you ability to access accounts, users, members, orthoimages, buildings and inspections.

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Duo Universal Rails gem allows a webb developer to quickly add Duo's interactive, self-service, two-factor authentication to any Ruby on Rails web authentication form.

A simple DynamoDB ORM

A typical usecase of JWT tokens is when building an API. JWT tokens can be sent as authorization tokens in headers. The advantage of using JWT tokens is that they are signed with a secret, so the information inside them cannot be tampered. This makes them ideal for embeding both authentication and authorization information in one step (e.g. by "decoding" the token, one can get information about the user and the roles a user has in case of a role-based authorization). Also, the fact that expiration timestamps can be embedded in the data of the token and be handled automatically, can be used to easily build short-lived tokens, making an API more secure.

Extend your Doorkeeper implementation adding a new grant type: assertion. And decoding JWT claim messages to generate access tokens.

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