# Open source libraries

Most of the code has been released as open source. Since there are several implementations, a quick overview of the architecture is helpful. See the presentation below, and then each module.

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To implement an oAuth2 authentication from your backend app into SIWW, you can make use of the relevant passport strategy.

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**passport-wallet:** a simple passport extension to deal with authenticating a user based on information retrieved from a wallet
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A full NodeJS sample implementation, making use of the above passport-wallet strategy, is provided as an example.

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**NodeJS sample app**: a complete sample app to demo the connection to SIWW and the complete implementation of an oAuth2 authentication.
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A wallet connect library has been provided too. It has a generic implementation, and a specific extension for managing Cardano-based wallet plugins. This library could later evolve to support other wallets on other blockchains.

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**SIWW wallet connect library**: this wallet connection JS library comes with a generic implementation, and a first specific extension to support Cardano wallet browser plugins.
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The full wallet connection and authentication/authorization UI/UX is open-sourced too. It is developed as a React App, which is making use of the SIWW wallet connect client library, and is integrating into the SIWW backend.

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**Authentication React App**: connects with the SIWW backend to provide the full oAuth2 authentication.&#x20;
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{% embed url="<https://github.com/incubiq/sign_in_with_wallet/tree/main/react>" %}


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