NODEAUTH - Login System

Overview

NODEAUTH is a powerful and secure REST API-based login system built using Node.js. It's designed to streamline user authentication for modern web applications, offering an easy-to-integrate solution for developers. Whether you're building a new project or upgrading an existing one, NODEAUTH provides the essential features you need to manage user access securely and efficiently.

Features:

• User Login & Registration: Enable smooth and secure user sign-ups and logins with a well-structured system.
• Forgot & Reset Password: Allow users to recover their accounts with a simple password reset process.
• Email Verification: Ensure only valid users access your app with email verification, integrated seamlessly using SendGrid.
• Scalable REST API: Built as a REST API, NODEAUTH is flexible and can be integrated with any front-end framework of your choice. (Note: Frontend is not included).

Requirements:

• Node.js: This script requires Node.js for the backend operations.
• SendGrid Account: For sending email verifications, a SendGrid account is needed.
• MongoDB: User data and authentication details are stored in MongoDB for secure and scalable storage.

Benefits:

• Secure User Management: Robust security features ensure your users’ data is protected, while offering a seamless authentication experience.
• Easy Integration: NODEAUTH is designed to integrate effortlessly with any front-end framework, making it a great choice for Angular, React, Vue, and others.
• Time-Saving Solution: Skip the hassle of building an authentication system from scratch. NODEAUTH gives you all the core features like registration, login, password reset, and email verification in one package.
• Customizable & Scalable: The REST API architecture means you can scale your authentication system as your app grows, without being tied to a specific front-end solution.

Note: NODEAUTH is a back-end-only REST API. The front-end implementation is not included, allowing you the flexibility to integrate it with your preferred front-end technology.