DAO Hub
Learn how authentication works in the DAO Hub and how to configure your projects.
The DAO Hub is a powerful tool that allows you to manage authentication and authorization within your organization. By leveraging Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs), you can create a secure and scalable environment for your projects.
Authentication Methods
The DAO Hub supports a variety of authentication methods to suit your organization's needs. Here are some of the most common methods available:
- Email/Password: The traditional method of signing in using an email address and password.
- Third-Party Providers: Sign in using third-party providers such as Google, Facebook, or GitHub.
- Email Links: Authenticate users by sending them a unique link via email.
- Phone Number: Verify users' identities using their phone numbers.
You can enable or disable these authentication methods based on your organization's requirements.
Setting Up Authentication
To set up authentication in the DAO Hub, follow these steps:
- Create a Project: Log in to the DAO Hub and create a new project.
- Configure Authentication: Navigate to the project settings and select the authentication methods you want to enable.
- Customize Settings: Customize the authentication settings to match your organization's requirements.
- Test Authentication: Test the authentication methods to ensure they work as expected.
SSR (Server-Side Rendering)
The DAO Hub uses Server-Side Rendering (SSR) to persist users' authentication across pages. This ensures a seamless user experience and enhances security by preventing unauthorized access.
Customization
The DAO Hub is designed to be highly customizable, allowing you to tailor the authentication process to your organization's specific needs. You can add custom authentication methods, integrate with external services, and configure security settings to meet your requirements.
By leveraging the DAO Hub's authentication capabilities, you can create a secure and user-friendly environment for your projects while maintaining full control over access and permissions.
For more information on how to configure authentication in the DAO Hub, refer to our documentation.