Liquid is a Docker-based open-source authentication server that supercharges your product development by offering out of the box APIs for features like follow-unfollow, blocking, and banning so that you can focus on just your application logic. 🚀
Read more about the Liquid project here.
- Effortless Integration with Liquid: Simply build the project with your Liquid hostname and client ID and you are all good to go!
- User Info Editor: Quick and intuitive user info editing.
- Admin Controls: Verify, Ban or restrict users right from your Nitrogen instance.
- Permissions Editor: Nitrogen offers an intuitive permissions editor for granting precise access to Liquid instance administrators.
- Highly Responsive: Nitrogen was designed with mobile first approach making user management possible from anywhere!
Important
Before preparing for the installation, make sure the host of your nitrogen instance is present in your Liquid CORS settings (cors.allowed-origins). For instance, local host of Nitrogen after running the docker image would be http://localhost:2001.
- Run the following command
docker run -e LIQUID_HOST=https://your.liquid.instance -e LIQUID_CLIENT_ID=application_client -p 2001:80 --name nitrogen shrihariprakash/nitrogen:latest
- Open https://localhost:2001 to see the admin panel.
- The docker version uses nginx to serve pages and uses a very minimal configuration without https by default. If you'd like to customize the nginx config, mount your config file to
/etc/nginx/conf.d/default.confof the docker image.
- Create a .env file in project root with the following variables:
VITE_LIQUID_HOST=https://your.liquid.instance
VITE_LIQUID_CLIENT_ID=application_client- Run
npm install. - Run
npm run build. - Host the
distfolder in a static server. - Add the host of your Nitrogen instance to Liquid CORS settings and Redirect URI of the client from step 1.