jaliss/securesocial

SecureSocial is an authentication and authorization framework for the Play 2 web application framework. It provides a comprehensive suite of controllers, templates, and services to handle user login, registration, and password management via OAuth1, OAuth2, and OpenID providers. The system supports headless API access, customizable email notifications, and session management with pluggable storage backends. Additionally, it offers Java and Scala demo applications to demonstrate integration patterns and includes a test kit for verifying authentication flows.

This period marks the initial release of SecureSocial 2.0, introducing a comprehensive authentication framework with support for multiple OAuth providers, password management, and email notifications. The work focused on establishing the core API, default controllers, and view templates, while simultaneously updating the Java and Scala demo applications to showcase the new asynchronous, non-blocking architecture.

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This period focused on refactoring the core authentication framework to support pluggable storage and improved testability through new service abstractions. The changes introduced modular components for session management, caching, and HTTP interactions, alongside comprehensive test infrastructure to validate the new architecture.

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