A predictable place to begin
Documentation should explain prerequisites, supported environments, stable entry points, and expected responses before presenting optional features.
Tools, technical resources, and an emerging identity platform for developers building with Magnexis. Designed for openness, clear interfaces, and modern integration patterns.
Explore our developer-facing work, technical references, and the foundation of Magnexis Identity.
An OpenID Connect identity system in development, with authorization code + PKCE and a JavaScript integration SDK.
Explore identity ↗02 / DOCUMENTATIONDeveloper-oriented setup guidance, discovery endpoints, SDK usage, and security expectations.
Read the docs ↗03 / OPEN SOURCEBrowse published repositories including APIHub, Repo DNA, DevArch, and Agent Studio.
Explore GitHub ↗Preview the sign-in entry point and a simple SDK interface. Authentication infrastructure is not yet live.
import { MagnexisAuth } from '@magnexis/identity';
const auth = new MagnexisAuth({
issuer: 'https://AUTH_HOST/realms/magnexis',
clientId: 'your-registered-client-id',
redirectUri: `${window.location.origin}/callback`,
});
// In a user-initiated click handler:
await auth.signIn();A consistent sign-in entry point for websites, with the user redirected to the Magnexis identity service for authorization.
A good integration is small at the surface and carefully bounded underneath.
Documentation should explain prerequisites, supported environments, stable entry points, and expected responses before presenting optional features.
Identity work follows OpenID Connect and OAuth 2.0 concepts such as discovery, redirect URIs, state, nonce, and PKCE. These are established safeguards, not proprietary inventions.
Example code distinguishes local demonstration from production requirements, including key management, account recovery, incident handling, rate limiting, and operational ownership.