mochi
by AndiLavera
Mochi is a authentication shard inspired by devise. Mochi is designed for the Amber framework with support for both Granite & Jennifer ORM's.
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Auth shard
An authentication shard inspired by devise, supporting multiple ORMs and frameworks.
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