OpenID ActiveRecord Store.

Simple way to add openid to rails apps.

OpenID store using CouchDB. Right now using Couchrest, will make more flexible later, hopefully.

A CouchRestModel store for OpenID, forked from a very similar ActiveRecord store written by James Tucker and Kazuyoshi Tlacaelel

Adds a DataMapper store to ruby-openid

Generates Rails code implementing an OpenID based login system for your Rails app. Based on the original Rails Login Generator.

Like the ActiveRecord Store, but for Mongo.

Why does a squirrel swim on its back? To keep its nuts dry

Use a Mongoid database to store OpenID consumer data.

Use Redis to store OpenID associations and nonces with ruby-openid

Storing your OpenIDs in your Sequels.

Gemified restful_open_id_authentication plugin

An OpenID server with a colored bar on top

Ruby Oauth and OpenID library that abstracts away all the complexities of connecting to multiple accounts.

Openid wrapper for Rails yeah

Rack provides minimal, modular and adaptable interface for developing web applications in Ruby. By wrapping HTTP requests and responses in the simplest way possible, it unifies and distills the API for web servers, web frameworks, and software in between (the so-called middleware) into a single ...

Would be useful to enable OpenID authorisation with your Ruby/Rails-based blog, personal website or whatever.

User Management for RadKit Framework

The Rails toolkit is a bunch of dependencies that pulls in all the gems typically used in a Rails development environment. Designed with an Ubuntu desktop in mind.

Ruby OpenID Test Server (ROST) provides a basic OpenID server made in top of the Rack gem. With this small server, you can make dummy OpenID request for testing purposes, the success of the response will depend on a parameter given on the url of the authentication request.