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* Found endpoint empty bug

* Fix use_site_ bugs

* Generate private keys client-side instead of on the Firezone server (#451)

* Rename events; add crypto lib

* seemingly working keygen

* Checkpoint

* Remove private key from devices; make tests pass

* Refactor auth to use simplified new router helper

* Fix js bundle

* Refactor event listeners into their own file

* Refactor settings

* Fix JS

* Working live views in unprivileged sections

* Rough draft working

* Checkpoint before fixing tests

* Tests passing

* Max devices per user configuration option (#471)

* Max tunnels per user configuration option

* Clean up remaining tunnel references

* Replace local auth system with Ueberauth / Guardian (#475)

* Checkpoint working authentication

* Working admin and unprivileged auth using Guardian

* Remove Sessions cruft

* More cleanup

* load new secrets

* Remove firezone tmp dirs

* Okta and Google Oauth (#485)

* working oauth!

* Remove keycloak; working google

* Ensure nil to_s

* Passing tests

* Add compile-time prod config

* Fix live_view typo

* Revert key_ttl to vpn_session_duration

* print logs after first configure

* Use get_env/1 for fetching optional config vars

* Disable telemetry from config

* miss the to_s

* Fix sign in page

* add tunnel admin guide

* auth path

* Fix tests

* Device editing no more (#491)
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Firezone Docs

Overview

This repository is for our documentation website found at https://docs.firez.one/.

Contributing

We uses pages to organize our documentation. Please see the Jekyll site for more information.

Setup

We are using Jekyll to generate the site and Github Pages to host it. When developing locally, you can use the jekyll serve command to start a server from the /docs directory.