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rails-auth-with-devise

Complete authentication setup for Ruby on Rails applications using Devise. Use when: (1) Setting up user authentication in a Rails app, (2) Adding sign in/sign up/sign out functionality, (3) Implementing email confirmation, password recovery, or account locking, (4) Configuring OmniAuth social login, (5) Adding multiple user models (User/Admin), (6) Customizing Devise views or controllers, (7) Testing authentication with RSpec/Minitest, (8) API authentication setup

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# Rails Authentication with Devise

Devise is the most popular authentication solution for Rails, providing a complete MVC solution with 10 modular components.

## Quick Setup

```bash
# Add to Gemfile
bundle add devise

# Install Devise
rails generate devise:install

# Generate User model with authentication
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