Developer
OIDC clients
Apps that sign users in through Huudis. Register one per app you build — each gets a client_id, a client_secret (kept server-side), and a list of redirect URIs.
How to integrate
Three ways to wire an app to Huudis. Open a client below and pick the “Integrate” tab for snippets with its values filled in.Hosted auth pages
Redirect users to Huudis for login, register, and reset. We render the pages and handle MFA and social.
Best for most web apps — least code, no UI to build.
View guide →REST API
Drive the OIDC code flow yourself with plain HTTP. Exchange the code for tokens at the token endpoint.
Best for headless services or custom auth UIs.
View guide →SDK
Use @forjio/huudis-node (or the Python / Go SDK) for the full code flow, refresh, and userinfo in a few lines.
Best for typed apps that want batteries included.
View guide →OIDC client or access key? An OIDC client lets an app sign in your end-users and receive ID / access tokens. To call the Huudis API as yourself or a service account (scripts, CI, server-to-server), use an access key instead.
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