Implementing Token-based Authorization
in [Link] Core Using JWT
Introduction
Token-based authorization is a widely adopted approach for
securing web applications and APIs, particularly in the context of
modern, distributed architectures. JSON Web Tokens (JWT) provide
a standardized and secure way to represent and transmit
authorization credentials between a client and a server.
This document guides you through the process of implementing token-
based authorization in an [Link] Core application using JWT.
Step 1: Install the required packages
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To implement Token-based authorization in your [Link] Core application, follow
these steps:
Step 2: Create a DbContext class to manage the Identity-related data:
Step 3: Set the JWT configuration in the [Link] File.
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Step 4: Configure the Identity service in the [Link] File
Step 5: Apply the database migrations to create the necessary tables
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Step 6: Configure JWT schema in [Link] File.
Step 7: Create minimal API for creating default user.
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Step 8: Create minimal API for getting JWT token.
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Step 9: Create minimal API for checking schema and role.
Step 10: Create minimal API for creating default user.
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Step 11: Call the API ‘/secure’
Step 12: Then you need to register first!!
Now you created user “admin” with
“admin” role lets login…
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Step 13: Call ‘/token’ API and get token.
Step 14: Call ‘/secure’ API with Authorization header.
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