We finally found the time to put more work into our templates.
dotnet new is4empty
Creates a minimal IdentityServer4 project without a UI.
dotnet new is4ui
Adds the quickstart UI to the current project (can be e.g added on top of is4empty)
dotnet new is4inmem
Adds a basic IdentityServer with UI, test users and sample clients and resources. Shows both in-memory code and JSON configuration.
dotnet new is4aspid
Adds a basic IdentityServer that uses ASP.NET Identity for user management
dotnet new is4ef
Adds a basic IdentityServer that uses Entity Framework for configuration and state management
Installation
Install with:
dotnet new -i identityserver4.templates
If you need to set back your dotnet new list to “factory defaults”, use this command:
dotnet new --debug:reinit
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How do i combine identityServer 4 with the ASP.Net Core with Knockout or Angular template? any ideas?
Never tried that.
I basically want to create a template that has an angular front end with the is4 store? ill try and combine and create a new template.
Thanks
When using the configuration approach the client and resource secrets are written to the settings file, thus can be checked into source control. ASP.NET Core has a secrets store for that. How would I use a configuration approach in combination with the secrets manager?
If it’s code config you can use the secret manager just as usual. If it is JSON config – the value is already hashed.
So if I understood the flow correctly, IS4 read the config value and uses it as it (i.e. the hashed value). However a client that connects has it’s secret hashed, thus reading the value out of config won’t be any security problem, right?
Love Id4! You and Brock have done something quite amazing for the .NET community… Can we expect any more IdentityServer training videos from you at any stage?
Thanks. No plans right now. But we do public workshops: https://identityserver.io/training