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Aaron L 2018-03-09 16:06:12 -08:00
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# Getting Started # Getting Started
To get started with Authboss in the simplest way, is to simply create a Config, populate it To get started with Authboss in the simplest way, is to simply create a Config, populate it
with the things that are required, and start implementing [use cases](#use_cases). The use with the things that are required, and start implementing [use cases](#use-cases). The use
cases describe what's required to be able to be able to use a particular piece of functionality, cases describe what's required to be able to be able to use a particular piece of functionality,
or the best practice when implementing a piece of functionality. Please note the or the best practice when implementing a piece of functionality. Please note the
[app requirements](#app_requirements) for your application as well [app requirements](#app-requirements) for your application as well
[integration requirements](#integration_requirements) that follow. [integration requirements](#integration-requirements) that follow.
Of course the standard practice of fetching the library is just the beginning: Of course the standard practice of fetching the library is just the beginning:
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which adds these abilities. which adds these abilities.
Your serverstorer implementation does not need to implement all these additional user interfaces Your serverstorer implementation does not need to implement all these additional user interfaces
unless you're using a module that requires it. See the [Use Cases](#use_cases) documentation to know what the requirements are. unless you're using a module that requires it. See the [Use Cases](#use-cases) documentation to know what the requirements are.
### User implementation ### User implementation
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which supports retrieving and setting of confirm tokens, e-mail addresses, and a confirmed state. which supports retrieving and setting of confirm tokens, e-mail addresses, and a confirmed state.
Your user struct does not need to implement all these additional user interfaces unless you're Your user struct does not need to implement all these additional user interfaces unless you're
using a module that requires it. See the [Use Cases](#use_cases) documentation to know what the using a module that requires it. See the [Use Cases](#use-cases) documentation to know what the
requirements are. requirements are.
### Values implementation ### Values implementation
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necessary for the particular valuer required by the module. necessary for the particular valuer required by the module.
Your body reader implementation does not need to implement all valuer types unless you're Your body reader implementation does not need to implement all valuer types unless you're
using a module that requires it. See the [Use Cases](#use_cases) documentation to know what the using a module that requires it. See the [Use Cases](#use-cases) documentation to know what the
requirements are. requirements are.
## Config ## Config
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# Available Modules # Available Modules
Each module can be turned on simply by importing it and the side-effects take care of the rest. Each module can be turned on simply by importing it and the side-effects take care of the rest.
Not all the capabilities of authboss are represented by a module, see [Use Cases](#use_cases) Not all the capabilities of authboss are represented by a module, see [Use Cases](#use-cases)
to view the supported use cases as well as how to use them in your app. to view the supported use cases as well as how to use them in your app.
Name | Import Path | Description Name | Import Path | Description