A Jwt based authentication sample for ASP.NET Core 2.0 without using the Identity system. It includes:
- Users and Roles tables with a many-to-may relationship.
- A separated EF Core data layer with enabled migrations.
- An EF Core 2.0 based service layer.
- A Db initializer to seed the default database values.
- An account controller with Jwt and DB based login, custom logout and refresh tokens capabilities.
- 2 sample API controllers to show how user-roles can be applied and used.
- A Jwt validator service to show how to react to the server side changes to a user's info immediately.
- An Angular 6.0+ Client. It contains:
- A JWT-based Login page.
- Handling how and where to store the tokens.
- How to handle refresh tokens mechanism, using reactive timers.
- How to validate the expiration date of a token.
- How to decode an access token and extract the user's roles from it.
- Authorizing access to a module via a route guard based on the user's roles.
- How to hide or display different parts of a page based on the user's roles.
- Adding a JWT token to the HTTP requests required authorized access automatically.
- Handling server side unauthorized errors automatically.
- Update all of the outdated global dependencies using the
npm update -gcommand. - Install the
Angular-CLI. - Open a command prompt console and then navigate to src/ASPNETCore2JwtAuthentication.AngularClient/ folder.
- Now run the following commands:
npm install
_2-ng-build-dev.bat- Then open another command prompt console and navigate to src/ASPNETCore2JwtAuthentication.WebApp/ folder.
- Now run the following commands:
dotnet restore
dotnet watch run- Finally to browse the application, navigate to http://localhost:5000/AngularClient