Get started with the Ory stack quickly and easily.
Warning
This project is work in progress. There is no guarantee that everything will work as it should and breaking changes in the future are possible.
The goal of this project is to create an easy-to-use setup to self-host the Ory stack with all its components. It will contain an authentication UI, implementing all self-service flows for Ory Kratos and Ory Hydra, as well as an admin UI. All UI components are written in NextJS and Typescript, and styled using shadcn/ui and TailwindCSS.
Start the backend services using Docker Compose:
cp /docker/ory-dev/.env.example /docker/ory-dev/.env
docker compose -f docker/ory-dev/docker-compose.yaml up -d
# optional to test consent flow
sh docker/ory-dev/hydra-test-consent.shThen start the authentication UI:
cd authentication
cp .env.example .env
bun install
bun run devCreate an account using the authentication UI on http://localhost:3000. The verification code can be found on the dummy SMTP dashboard on http://localhost:4436.
Inside another terminal session we can start the dashboard UI:
cd dashboard
cp .env.example .env
bun install
bun run devTo access the admin dashboard, the identity has to be a member of the admin role. (Relation: roles:admin@<
identity_id>#member)
The identity ID is displayed on the screen when accessing the dashboard without sufficient permissions.
Use the identity ID to execute the following script with the identity ID as an argument.
sh docker/ory-dev/keto-make-admin.sh <identity_id>soon.
The authentication UI is already implemented and working. It supports all self-service flows for Ory Kratos and Ory Hydra. It is implemented in a way, that customizing style and page layout is very easy.
Right now I am working on the admin dashboard for all Ory applications. It will provide you with an overview of your instances and let you manage users, OAuth2 applications and more. It is work in progress and should be handled with caution.
