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rails-sso-example

An example Ruby on Rails application demonstrating how SSO works with WorkOS and Rails. The application is built with Rails 6 and Bootstrap with Webpack, and also uses Devise.

Get Started

Requirements

  • Ruby 2.6.8
  • Rails 6
  • Foreman gem

Clone, install and migrate the database

git clone https://github.com/workos-inc/ruby-example-applications.git
cd ruby-example-applications/ruby-rails-sso-example
bundle install
yarn install --check-files
rails db:migrate

Set up SSO Connection with WorkOS

Use the WorkOS documentation to set up an SSO connection with your identity provider of choice.

Setup in the WorkOS Dashboard

You'll need to create an Organization and an SSO Connection in the Organization in your WorkOS Dashboard. Additionally, add a Redirect URI with the value http://localhost:5000/sso/callback.

Setup environment variables

Run cp .env.example .env and add your API Key and Client ID. The workos gem will read your API key from the ENV variable WORKOS_API_KEY and your Client ID from the ENV variable WORKOS_CLIENT_ID. You may also set the API key and Client ID yourself by adding WorkOS.key = $YOUR_API_KEY and CLIENT_ID = $YOUR_CLIENT_ID to sessions_controller.rb.

Run the application and sign in using SSO

Start the server:

foreman start -f Procfile.dev

Application Flow

  • Head to http://localhost:5000
  • If you're not authenticated, the site will re-direct to http://localhost:5000/users/sign_in
  • Here you can authenticate with Username/Password, or with the SSO you set up with WorkOS
  • To authenticate with SSO, input the domain you used to set up your WorkOS connection, and select the Sign in with SSO button
  • After successfully authenticating, you should see a JSON print out of your user information

For more information, see the WorkOS Ruby SDK documentation.