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Authentication with is a common practice in modern applications. In this blog post, we will discuss how to integrate Google Identity Services into any of your front-end applications that use as the server. Google Identity Services provides with Google Sign-In Ruby on Rails Customized Sign In/Sign Up Button One Tap Sign In Let's dive in!! Step 1: Create an application in the Google Developer Console. In order to use Google Sign In or One Tap, we need a to add in our as well . client_id client server To create an application, head to the Google Developer Console Select . Before doing this you need to configure your . Create Credentials > OAuth Client ID consent screen When creating the client_id, make sure to include & the port on which your client is running in the Authorized Javascript Origin for development & your production URL. localhost Once done, you will have your of the form client_id 1234567890-abcdefg.apps.googleusercontent.com For more details on setting up the application, you can read . here Step 2: Setting up the Library in Client In order to load the client library, add in your if you are using or if using <script src="https://accounts.google.com/gsi/client" async defer></script> index.html React.js _app.jsx Next.js. Step 3: Displaying the customized Sign In Button useEffect(() => {
    /* global google */
    google.accounts.id.initialize({
      client_id:
        "YOUR_GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID",
      callback: signInCallback,
      cancel_on_tap_outside: false,
    });

    google.accounts.id.renderButton(document.getElementById("signInDiv"), {
      theme: "outline",
      size: "large",
    });
  }, []); is added to show that google has been defined globally in our global google index.html the method creates a Sign In With Google client instance based on given fields. is a required field that we get from creating the google application, is the JavaScript function ( here ) that handles the ID token returned from the One Tap prompt or the pop-up window. google.accounts.id.initialize client_id callback signInCallback By default, if a user clicks anywhere on the screen, an exponential cool-down is applied on the One Tap prompt. In case you want the prompt to be always visible, set this value to . You can take a look at more configurations false here. method renders a Sign In With Google button. You can play around with the configurations google.accounts.id.renderButton here. is the HTML element. By adding the below code to your web page HTML, document.getElementById("signInDiv") return (
    <div className="App">
      <div id="signInDiv" />
    </div>
); you will be able to see a customized button like this Step 4: Displaying the One Tap Prompt In order to show the prompt, add this in the useEffect google.accounts.id.prompt(); Step 5: Defining the callback function As mentioned in , signInCallback, is our callback function which can be defined as Step 3 const signInCallback = (result) => {
  if (result.credential) {
    const params = { token: result.credential };
    axios
      .post("http://localhost:3000/user/google", params)
      .then((res) => {
        const { authToken, ...userInfo } = res.data.data;
        // set token in local storage/cookies based on your authentication method
        // redirect to the authenticated page
       })
       .catch((err) => console.log(err));
   }
}; where, is a server URL that we will create in the next step localhost:3000/user/google The is a response from Google once we click on the Sign In or One Tap button. result The comprises two fields result : This field is the ID token as a base64-encoded JSON Web Token (JWT) string credential : showing how the credential is selected. More about it . select_by here We take the credential from the result & pass it as a param to our server. Step 6: Adding the controller & route to Server We will create a route in the server to handle the request from the client. Before we do that, we need to create a controller that will accept the JWT from the client. Create a file, , add a method . app/controllers/users/user_controller.rb google add the route , in . users/user#google_oauth config/routes.rb Once, the route receives the JWT, the first & most crucial step is to verify if the JWT is validated. For this purpose, we can use the gem , which is the official gem from Google to verify the ID tokens issued. google_auth This can be done easily using Google::Auth::IDTokens.verify_oidc access_token, aud: "YOUR_GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID" where is the JWT received from the client & is a google application client id. access_token aud If the token is valid, it will return a hash like this or throw an exception {
  "iss": "https://accounts.google.com",
  "nbf": 12345678,
  "aud": "YOUR_GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID,
  "sub": "1112223333444",
  "email": "your-email@gmail.com",
  "email_verified": true,
  "azp": "YOUR_GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID",
  "name": "First Last",
  "picture": "https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/a/AItbvmnvsIQFJw",
  "given_name": "First",
  "family_name": "Last",
  "iat": 1653797115,
  "exp": 1653805725,
  "jti": "8ffa19190gngd46745ff558821f953802"
} If the token is valid, you can check in your database whether the user exists or not and accordingly create a user. Once that is done, you can sign the user in or redirect them based on your authentication method. # users/user_controller.rb
def google
  begin
    data = Google::Auth::IDTokens.verify_oidc access_token, aud: "YOUR_GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID"
    // find the user in the data
    // if the user does not exist, create a user using data
    // sign the user (based on your authentication method)
  rescue StandardError => e
  end
end # config/routes.rb

scope :user do
  post 'google' => 'users#user_controller.rb'
end : Make sure to have installed on your server and add this PS rack-cors application.rb config.middleware.insert_before 0, Rack::Cors do
      allow do
        origins '*'
        resource(
          '*',
          headers: :any,
          expose: ['Authorization'],
          methods: %i[get patch put delete post options show]
        )
      end
    end to avoid facing errors like this : If your application uses the Google Sign-In JavaScript Platform Library for the web, make sure to migrate it to Google Identity Service since the former is going to be deprecated. PPS Link I hope this article helps you integrate One Tap Login into your projects. For more detailed information you can check out the official . docs Also Published here

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Let's learn about via these 59 free stories. They are ordered by most time reading created on HackerNoon. Visit the to find the most read stories about any technology. Rails /Learn Repo 1. Changing Database Column in Rails 5 While working on a Rails application, we all have had to change the database column in some way. You can change the column name and the column type, as well as changing the column with the type conversion. 2. How to Install Bootstrap 5 on Rails 6 Struggling with installing Bootstrap 5 on Rails 6 application? This article will help you. 3. Building a React App with Rails API In this article, I will try to go through some important points of how to set up and build a Rails API with react as front-end. 4. Active Record Associations in Rails: Beginners Guide As Ruby on Rails developers, we do not have to worry too much about the operations in the database due to the Object-Relational-Mapping or ORM. The ORM allows us to focus more on the logic of the business while it handles the operations with the database on our behalf. 5. Migrating A Rails App To Digital Ocean The Easy Way Heroku is one of the top PaaS in the market thanks to many of its features that make focus on development instead of configuration and maintenance. This has bee 6. How To Setup Environmental Variables In A Rails Application Security is and will always be a very big deal, this is largely true in all spheres of life but more-so in software development. One costly mistake can leave you vulnerable to stolen API Keys and Secrets, we wouldn't want that now, would we? 7. How To Extract Key or Value From Hash in Ruby on Rails When I was recently working in one of the client projects, I had to
communicate with external MariaDB server to store records from
React/Rails app, that means I would get ActiveRecord hash from our app
which I had to convert to pure SQL query and send it to an external
server for storing. 8. How to Use binding.pry to Debug a Rails Application in a Docker Container Debugging in a docker container isn't that straightforward. At least it is not in the way my team set everything up. I will describe my methods for debugging. 9. How to Implement One Tap Google Sign-In With Ruby on Rails In this blog post, we will discuss how to integrate Google Identity Services into any of your front-end applications. 10. How To Populate Your Database with Fake Data: Ruby On Rails Tutorial This is going to be a very straightforward article, no jokes included. 11. Hide the Navigation Bar in Rails Recently I was working on a project in RoR and I realized I wanted to show the navigation bar and footer on some pages and nothing on others. For example, Imagine a signup page with a navbar !!! Yuck, not only does it not look pretty but also, I have never seen any design where the login/logout pages have a navigation bar. Very few designs like that do exist, and in my opinion, are not the best. 12. Should I Learn Rails in 2020? Rails (or ruby on rails) used to the most popular web development framework just a couple of years ago, but it's not so popular now. If you are struggling to make a decision, this post may end up saving a lot of your time. But it is recommended that do research of your own about the technology and what it does best, will it be a good fit for you? 13. Create a Ruby on Rails (Rails-Postgresql-React) App using Docker Compose How to create a Ruby on Rails application with Postgresql and React with Docker Compose 14. Generate Fancy Link Previews With Rails 7 Having fancy link previews encourages people to click on the fancy links and visit your site. Here is how you can imitate it easily for your own site. 15. GitHub's 18 Most Popular Ruby on Rails Repositories ( November 2019 ) 16. Why Do Startups Love Ruby on Rails? Why do so many startups choose Ruby on Rails over other technologies? 17. Rails and Laravel Explained With Basic MVC Structure Ok, first of all, this isn’t an article about which framework is better since they have different base languages. 18. How to Build a Responsive Rails App with Hotwire Building single page application with Ruby on Rails? Check out Hotwire. It utilizes server side rendering to send HTML over the wire. by Aleksandr Ulanov 19. Keeping Code Clean with Rails Service Objects You can keep your Rails app cleaner and easier to maintain using Service Objects. Service objects help to decouple business logic from your controllers 20. rake db:drop 🐑 The terminal comands below will allow you to delete and re-create your Active Record database. 21. A Dive into Active Record Connection Pools and Horizontal Sharding in a Gem Rails is a great framework that enables us to avoid grungy but essential topics like database connection pooling with all the inherent complexities of multi-threading and error handling. 22. How to Quickly Build an Admin Panel With Rails7 and Infold Infold is a scaffold code generator for CRUD applications, such as an Admin panel with Rails7. This article explains how to use Gem in a tutorial format. 23. Closure in Ruby and Javascript What is closure 24. How To Avoid N + 1 problem in Rails Almost any app that we build has a lot of interactive options with a lot of data, to this we can also have conditions to which data should we show to what type of user, making us request data from different tables based on a unique identifier, if the queries are not handled in a proper manner this can slow down the loading, and that is because of the "N + 1" problem. 25. How to Integrate Selenium with Capybara There are times when you want to know how your capybara tests are interacting with your pages, sometimes it’s not enough the log on your console to determine why they are not working as expected, that’s why you can make it display the steps on your browser in real-time. The steps to do this are really easy thanks to the Selenium Project, which is in charge of providing us the necessary infrastructure to interact with the interface of all major web browsers. 26. 8 Startups That Became Tech Giants via Ruby on Rails Ruby on Rails is an established, battle-tested technology that served as an excellent framework for software developers. But what’s the secret behind the success of Rails? One good reason is that ever since it appeared on the tech scene, it’s been part of projects launched by companies that have become some of the fastest-growing and largest startups we’ve ever seen. 27. Authenticating Your API Using "Knock Gem" in Rails Due to the inability to generate a well-defined way to authenticate rails API, I have sourced out this information in order to help me and you have a way of authenticating our rails API token. This tutorial would be based on the latest version (6.0) of Ruby on Rails. 28. How to Manage Multiple Databases in Rails 6 With the launch of Rails 6, one of the new features that were announced was of multiple database support. 29. How To Use Rails Console To Test Rails Models, Associations and Validations Introduction and Definition 30. The Ultimate Guide to Blazing-Fast Performance in Ruby on Rails Ruby on Rails is a tremendous framework when you want development speed for your project or startup. It’s useful right out of the box and comes with a plethora of behind-the-scenes magic to make your life easier. However, it’s not considered the fastest framework out there in terms of performance. You will find examples of individuals and companies drifting away from Rails in favour of something else. Despite this, there are many companies out there who have succeeded in scaling Rails and found success — just take a look at Airbnb, Github, Gitlab & Shopify. 31. Bare Metal Ruby This manual explains how to install the most recent stable version of Ruby on Linux, without using rbenv or alternative version managers. The goal was to find a fast and reliable approach for provisioning expendable virtual machines for Rails development environment. 32. Active Record Associations in Rails An association is a connection between two Active Record models. It makes much easier to perform various operations on the records in your code. We will divide associations into four categories: 33. How To Configure Rails Tests with RSpec, FactoryBot and Capybara So, you're asked to test your application but have no idea how to begin. Or you read about TDD, RSpec, FactoryBot, Capybara, and maybe you didn't understand what they were meant for, or maybe when you tried to run them into your project nothing worked. 34. How To Use Gritter Notifications in Rails 6 Hello everyone, how has it been working with the challenges of COVID-19? Today, I will be sharing how I got gritter to work with Rails 6. According to the github Readme; 35. You Need to Know What is erb in Rails and How to Master it One of the first things that made me uncomfortable about learning Rails was taking a look at the views. I found some weird files with some weird syntax. Their name was something like ‘name.html.erb’ and I was like what? Why does this file which seems to be an HTML file with kind of HTML syntax has a .erb extension after the .html extension? 36. Design a SaaS application on Rails 6.1 with Horizontal Sharding Designing a multi-tenant application on Rails with horizontal sharding 37. How to Develop a Signup system with React, Redux, and Rails I have always been fascinated with one’s ability to create or recreate. Software development for gives me a way to translate my imaginations into useful tangible things. The feeling I get after going through challenges to figure out how to put my ideas together, is incomparable. Full-stack development is the combination of both front-end technologies and back-end technologies to create a fully functional application. In this tutorial, we are going to combine front-end technology called React and Redux with a back-end technology called Rails to create a simple sign-up system. 38. Why do we need a through table explained with Rails? In a many to many relationship, it's just a table between the entities, but what is the purpose of this table to be between them? 39. Get Unused Routes of Large Rails App 🛠 After a few years of continuous development, your rails application becomes larger and it’s good practice to do some cleanup. One of the most obvious cleanups is cleaning up unused routes. 40. Dubugging Cypress Seeds: 3 Ways to Speed Up Your Seed Data If seeding the database for your end-to-end tests is taking too long—or not finishing at all—here are three ways to speed things up. 41. Is Ruby on Rails Declining? Not If You Build It Is ruby on rails still used? absolutely. There is a list of reasons from many startups and a direct review from developers. Take a look at this article hurry! 42. When Time is of the Essence, These are the 19 Gems I Reach For An application can only be as good as the features it is providing for its end-users. Every developer toes the line between indiscriminately adding gems and building new functionality themselves. When time is of the essence, these are the gems I reach for: 43. Extracting Information From Hash in Ruby on Rails When I was recently working in one of the client project, I had to communicate with external mariadb server to store records from react/rails app, that means I would get activerecord hash from our app which I had to convert to pure sql query and send it to external server for storing. If you have worked with sql queries previously then you must know that keys and values must be separated for insert operations like 44. How to Connect With External MySQL Servers (Part 1: Select Operations) This tutorial shows how to perform basic select queries to interact with MySQL Server using mysql2 gem. 45. How To Create Auth by Connecting Devise into Your ROR Project As a student of Microverse, I’ve reached the point where Rails’ framework was introduced to me. It appeared to me with the best omens on its hands. Ruby on Rails is a starting point for many start-ups because all of them got blinded by its beauty and simplicity. I have to admit that I felt intimidated for a while. Surely I can't say we are the best friends now but things started to make sense. Ruby on Rails is designed under the MVC principles - Model View Controllers. 46. How to Build a Notification System with Sidekiq, Redis and Devise in Rails 6 In this post, we are going to talk a lot about asynchronous functions, something very fashionable nowadays, but not so much just a few years ago. 47. Test-Driven Development with RSpec in Rails When we start developing an app we usually do it the old fashion way: we get an idea, we elaborate on it, we make a plan to develop an app then we start coding and in the end, we test if our app is working properly. 48. Heroku Guide: How to Go Live with your Rails App YAML: literally meaning “Yaml ain’t markup language” can mess you up in the beginning. Rails generates this file for you and you have to change it for Heroku. YAML spacing has to be exact and it’s important to know a tab is not the same as four spaces. 49. You Can Do More With Rails Console by Configuring ~/.irbrc 🎉 It´s better to wait for a productive programmer to become available than it is to wait for the first available programmer to become productive. — Steve McConnell 50. Rails Security: Eliminating CSRF and XSS Vulnerabilities “…3,813 breaches were reported through June 30, 2019,
exposing over 4.1 billion records. Compared to the midyear of 2018, the number of reported breaches was up 54% and the number of exposed records was up 52%”. - Source, RiskBasedSecurity 51. Creating End-to-End Encryption in Rails with Stimulus and OpenPGP.js Why You Should Care About Encryption 52. A Refactoring Guide for Ruby on Rails “Always code as if the guy who ends up maintaining your code will be a violent psychopath who knows where you live” — John F. Woods 53. How To Add Action Mailbox To A Rails 6 Application Sending mail from a Rails application has been covered by hundreds or thousands of articles, however, there is not a ton of articles about receiving, parsing and using the new ActionMailbox. 54. How I Upgraded Rails to Version 5.1.5 And Lived To Tell The Tale Our Rails’ version was 4.2 and we needed to upgrade to a later version mostly because Heroku stack requires it. 55. The Dark Side of Ruby on Rails Ruby on Rails framework (RoR) is the dream of every developer. It does pretty much everything for you without much effort, and once you learn it and deeply understand it, you can build an entire website in a couple of hours (Of course, styling it is a different story). The hard part of rails is to understand the magic behind it. 56. Authentication and Authorization with bcrypt In Rails Introduction 57. 6 Tips for Taking Ownership of a Legacy Rails Project Becoming the owner of a legacy Rails app can mean inheriting a project bogged down with tech debt, bugs, and sketchy documentation. Here's how to survive it. 58. How To Upload and Display Images Trough IBM Cloud with Rails 6 This is a tutorial about how we can implement IBM Cloud Storage in our Ruby on Rails 6 projects. We can upload images and manage these assets with Rails. In this tutorial we are going to build a simple app. We can upload a kitty photo and vote for that photo (this tutorial only includes the part of creating a new Rails app, configuring it to save our photo on the cloud, and showing it on an image tag; the design and the part for the photo will be included in the app but is not shown in this tutorial). 59. Take a Ride on the Ruby Rails Express — Understanding The MVC Architecture A quick story explaining the Ruby on Rails MVC architecture. You find yourself at the Ruby on Rails train station exploring the MVC architecture. Thank you for checking out the 59 most read stories about Rails on HackerNoon. to find the most read stories about any technology. Visit the /Learn Repo

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Hey Hackers, Decentro has been nominated in HackerNoon's annual Startup of the Year awards in Singapore. Please vote for us here: https://hackernoon.com/startups/asia/asia-singapore-singapore Read more about us below to understand why we deserve your vote. Are you also participating in SOTY 2023? If so, click here to fill out this interview. Meet Decentro Your full-stack platform which allows users to select the desired modules, play in the sandbox and launch the product using and SDKs in days and weeks. APIs Our offerings, ranging from KYC and Onboarding, Payments, Card issuance, and much more, have relentlessly empowered ~ 500 companies across FinTech and Banking space across India and Singapore. We have also created our unique brand value through a collaborative approach of enabling the fintech ecosystem from the ground up. Case in point, we have partnered with some top banks, such as Yes Bank and ICICI Bank in India, to enable seamless API connectivity and a swift money flow. The simple plug-and-play APIs and SDKs allow the users to witness the potential of a frictionless flow of money and financial data in a simple format with the highest degree of automation. The resolve remains the same. Let’s Make Fintech Great Again! How We're Disrupting/Improving the Banking and Payments Industry? We are in an era where one-tap payments compete fiercely against one-click payments, making this space the poster child of innovation. Yet, in the larger scheme of things, the Banking system operates on a traditionally sluggish process. This obsolete banking integration system hampers a company’s ability to launch its product. This leaves room for innovators to redefine how banks and financial institutions launch their products. We at Decentro aspire to be one of those platforms built to be a bridge of efficiency. A bridge that simultaneously enables legacy institutions and businesses to operate in the ecosystem. With Decentro, one can sign up as a company/developer. They can then select the desired financial modules, play in the sandbox, and launch the product or service with APIs and SDKs within a few weeks. The payoff? These companies can save significant time in banking integration and focus on faster go-to-market strategies. Over the past 12 months, our Annual Recurring Revenue has grown an astounding 4X since the summer of 2022. Our total number of customers has tripled, demonstrating the increasing demand for our innovative solutions. We wanted to be the enablers of the inevitable digital-first future. Two years in, our products continue to do that. Standing Out from The Crowd “Think in decades, and not in years.” To quote our who has over 10 years of experience in the payments and banking ecosystem, has allowed  a pandemic-incepted organization to stay ahead of the curve. Founder and CEO Rohit Taneja, Until now, we at Decentro have been solving dedicated use cases. The need to solve for a complete user journey was the obvious next step that paved the way for the bifurcation and launch of full-stack payments and banking modules, namely, Fabric and Flow. We cater to the new age use cases and companies needing a relatively well-evolved, stitched stack suited to enable white label and embedded workflows for financial products rather than standard payment gateways in the market. From identifying the need to be  a robust, reliable, cost-effective banking infrastructure for our customers to graduating to full-stack solutions, the dynamic nature of our offerings makes us one of a kind. Our Predictions/Thoughts on the Banking and Payments Industry in 2023 2022 was the year when regulators and customers alike witnessed the impact of open banking initiatives. The natural extension of the open banking service is bleeding into . Open finance’s potential in terms of opening up data sharing for new cross-industry business models beyond just banking products and service is unsurmountable. This, combined with the , brings more “closed-loop” solutions powered by fast and intuitive data collection. So purely from a technological standpoint, these two behemoths will allow solutions operating in the banking and finance space to achieve a 360-degree view of their customer’s needs, providing them with contextually relevant information about discounts or personalized offers. Open Finance potential of AI/ML The common thread across the offerings this year would be stakeholders trying to keep up with the demands of a technology’s native customer base. In 2023, the ability to will act as the differentiator for the players in the space. anticipate customer needs and provide great experiences What word defines the state of Banking and Payments in 2023? 2023 is the year of n for banking and payments. Fintech companies have been consistently reshaping the banking and payments landscape by offering innovative solutions in areas such as digital wallets, peer-to-peer lending, AI-advisory services, and alternative payment methods. However, the focus now is to ensure these offerings are accessible beyond the unbanked segments. access and inclusio Innovation is generally tethered to revolution till it breaks the 4th wall of accessibility. Efforts to promote financial inclusion continue, focusing on expanding access to banking and payment services for underserved populations. Fintech organizations of tomorrow, like us, are leveraging technology to bring financial services to unbanked and underbanked individuals in developed and developing economies. Governments and financial institutions are investing in developing digital payment infrastructure, such as payment gateways, interoperable systems, and digital identity platforms. These initiatives aim to create a robust ecosystem that enables secure and convenient digital transactions for all individuals, including those in underserved areas. Final Thoughts With HackerNoon’s Startup of the Year awards, we have had the opportunity to witness the disruption all other nominees have been causing to the space. Access to such an inspiring room not only pushes us to work harder but also instills a sense of pride in being part of a diverse and accomplished cohort. It’s been only 3 years since our inception, but we can’t wait to embark on the next phase of our growth, with the vision remaining the same, Making Fintech Great Again! Decentro is nominated as Startup of the Year in Singapore. Vote for us today!

Making Fintech Great Again - Interview with Startups of the Year Nominee, Decentro 

Making Fintech Great Again - Entrevista con el nominado a Startups del año, Decentro

Making Fintech Great Again - Entretien avec le nominé des startups de l'année, Decentro

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Tornando a fintech ótima novamente - entrevista com o candidato a startups do ano, Decentro

Làm cho Fintech vĩ đại trở lại - Phỏng vấn Ứng cử viên khởi nghiệp của năm, Decentro

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