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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion README.md
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Expand Up @@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ In mobile apps, leverage the platform specific Passkeys APIs for ***registration

**PasskeysRails** does not require any application specific models, but it's often useful to have one. For example, a User model can be created at registration. **PasskeysRails** provides two mechanisms to support this. Either provide the name of the model in the `authenticatable_class` param when calling the `finishRegistration` endpoint, or set a `default_class` in `config/initializers/passkeys_rails.rb`.

**PasskeysRails** supports multiple different application specific models. Whatever model name supplied when calling the `finishRegistration` endpoint will be created during a successful the `finishRegiration` process. When created, it will be provided an opportunity to do any initialization at that time.
**PasskeysRails** supports multiple different application specific models. Whatever model name supplied when calling the `finishRegistration` endpoint will be created during a successful the `finishRegistration` process. When created, it will be provided an opportunity to do any initialization at that time.

There are two **PasskeysRails** configuration options related to this: `default_class` and `class_whitelist`:

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