Crate torii

Torii

Torii is a powerful authentication framework for Rust applications that gives you complete control over your users’ data. Unlike hosted solutions like Auth0, Clerk, or WorkOS that store user information in their cloud, Torii lets you own and manage your authentication stack while providing modern auth features through a flexible service architecture.

With Torii, you get powerful authentication capabilities like:

• Password-based authentication
• Social OAuth/OpenID Connect
• Passkey/WebAuthn support
• Magic Link authentication

Combined with full data sovereignty and the ability to store user data wherever you choose.

Storage Support

Torii currently supports the following storage backends:

• SQLite
• Postgres
• MySQL

Warning

This project is in early development and is not production-ready. The API is subject to change without notice. As this project has not undergone security audits, it should not be used in production environments.

Example

use torii::Torii;
use torii_storage_sqlite::SqliteRepositoryProvider;
use std::sync::Arc;

#[tokio::main]
async fn main() {
    let pool = sqlx::SqlitePool::connect("sqlite::memory:").await.unwrap();
    let repositories = Arc::new(SqliteRepositoryProvider::new(pool));

    let torii = Torii::new(repositories);
}

Structs

JwtClaims

Re-export core types from torii_core

JwtConfig

Re-export core types from torii_core

JwtMetadata

Re-export core types from torii_core

MagicToken

Re-export storage types

Session

Re-export core types from torii_core

SessionConfig

The configuration for a session.

SqliteRepositoryProvider

Re-export storage backends

SqliteStorage

Re-export storage backends

Torii

The main authentication coordinator that manages services and storage.

User

Re-export core types from torii_core

UserId

Re-export core types from torii_core

Enums

JwtAlgorithm

Re-export core types from torii_core

SessionProviderType

Type of session provider to use

SessionToken

Re-export core types from torii_core

ToriiError

Errors that can occur when using Torii.