ex_venture VS phx_gen_auth

Ideally yes. Or you could implement with ExVenture.

/u/midmud is responsible for the creation and maintenance of Grapevine, a modern hub for MUD listings, events, and the Gossip chatting network. He's also created ExVenture, a MUD engine written in Elixir. Finally, he works with the brilliant and talented /u/Opie_ to bring free MUD hosting to the masses via Vineyard. His other contributions include moderating the /r/MUD Discord and MUD Coders Slack, as well as being a host on the Titans of Text podcast.

You'd likely be interested in the work done by Eric Oestrich in building MUDs with Elixir.

Kalevala: a world building toolkit for text based games, written in Elixir [0]

ExVenture: a text based MMO server written in Elixir [1]

Grapevine: a MUD chat network [2]

[0] https://github.com/oestrich/kalevala

[1] https://github.com/oestrich/ex_venture

[2] https://github.com/oestrich/grapevine

This code assumes you've used the Phoenix Auth generator to add authentication to your Phoenix app. The details of authentication aren't important for our purposes here. Just know that the survey route is a protected route that requires an authenticated user. This means that when a logged-in user points their browser at /survey, the SurveyLive view will mount with a session argument that contains a key of "user_token" pointing to a token we can use to identify the current user. The generator also gives us a function, Accounts.get_user_by_session_token(user_token), that we will use to fetch the user for that token.

We're also using a test helper provided for us by the Phoenix authentication generator—register_and_log_in_user/1. This function creates a conn struct with a logged-in user, a necessary step because visiting the /admin-dashboard route requires an authenticated user.

Thanks for the suggestion. I started off with a Phoenix-only app but then I realised that it would be really nice to have a separate frontend. My Phoenix app was using phx.gen.auth, but according to the readme on their GH page, the `--no-html` option is not supported, so I'm thinking about trying POW. I've found this example which looks a little full-on, especially compared to how simple this is done in Django.

Thank you for your work on adding user registration and authorization to Phoenix!

I'm setting up a new Phoenix app for a side project this weekend and have just run Arron Renner's [auth generator](https://github.com/aaronrenner/phx_gen_auth). Having user registration out of the box will save a big chunk of time and energy!

Even though phx.gen.auth seems to be the hip solution for authentication at the moment in Phoenix land, I still prefer to use Pow for my small hobby projects and a side project I am working on. A short statement why I prefer Pow can be found at the end of the post.