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[[examples]]
== Example Applications

Sometimes the best way to learn is by example. We have an ever-expanding list of example apps created to do just that... help you learn how to utilize the grails-spring-security-core plugin in your current application.

=== The Repos
A comprehensive list of example spring security apps may be found at:

==== https://github.com/grails-spring-security-samples

=== The Example Apps
==== spring-security-ui
A sample Grails App which uses the Grails Spring Security UI and Spring Security Core Plugins.

The Spring Security UI plugin provides CRUD screens and other user management workflows.

https://github.com/grails-spring-security-samples/spring-security-ui

==== grails-spring-security-spring-boot-actuators
A sample Grails App which secures a Spring Boot Actuator endpoint using the Spring Security Core Plugin.

Spring Boot Actuators provide ways to monitor the health and performance of your application along with other metadata information.

https://github.com/grails-spring-security-samples/grails-spring-security-spring-boot-actuators

==== grails-ssc-mongodb
A sample Grails App which uses the Spring Security Core Plugin and MongoDB.

MongoDB is an open source, document-oriented database.

https://github.com/grails-spring-security-samples/grails-ssc-mongodb

==== grails-spring-security-params
A sample Grails App which uses the Spring Security Core Plugin to demonstrate how to use a closure with the `@Secured` annotation.

https://github.com/grails-spring-security-samples/grails-spring-security-params

==== grails-spring-security-group
A sample Grails App which uses the Spring Security Core Plugin and Group Authentication as described in the documentation.

Rather than granting authorities directly to a “person”, you can create a “group”, map authorities to it, and then map a “person” to that “group”. For applications that have a one or more groups of users who need the same level of access, having one or more “group” instances makes managing changes to access levels easier.

https://github.com/grails-spring-security-samples/grails-spring-security-group

==== grails-spring-security-hierarchical-roles
A sample Grails App which uses the Spring Security Core Plugin and Hierarchical Roles as described in the documentation.

Hierarchical roles are a convenient way to reduce clutter in your request mappings.

https://github.com/grails-spring-security-samples/grails-spring-security-hierarchical-roles

==== grails-spring-security-ajax
A sample Grails App which uses the Spring Security Core Plugin and Ajax Authentication as described in the documentation.

The Spring Security Core Plugin supports Ajax logins, but you need to create your own client-side code.

https://github.com/grails-spring-security-samples/grails-spring-security-ajax