A2v10.Identity.ApiKey 10.1.8504

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A2v10.Identity.ApiKey allows the ApiKey authorization for the A2v10 platform applications.

How to use

The ApiKey may be plain text (KeyType.ApiKey) or contain encoded user claims (KeyType.EncodedClaims).

If you use KeyType.EncodedClaims, you must specify the encryption key and vector.

Use

ApiKeyUserHelper<T>.GenerateApiKey(User, Сonfiguration)

for generate encoded ApiKey.

// T - type of user identifier
.AddApiKeyAuthorization<T>(options => {
    // options is read only
});

// configure
services.Configure<ApiKeyConfigurationOptions>(options =>
{
	options.KeyType = KeyType.EncodedClaims; /* or KeyType.ApiKey */
	/* for KeyType.EncodedClaims */
	options.AesEncryptKey = "Aes_Encrypt_Key";
	options.AesEncryptVector = "Aes_Encrypt_Vector";
	options.SkipCheckUser = true;
	/* or */
	options.Configure<Int64>(KeyType.EncodedClaims, Configuration);
});

appsettings.json (for KeyType.EncodedClaims)

"AesEncrypt": {
	"Key": "my_encrypt_key_1", /* 16 chars min */
	"Vector": "my_encrypt_vector_1" /* 16 chars min */
}

Related Packages

• A2v10.Identity.Core

Feedback

A2v10.Identity.ApiKey is released as open source under the MIT license. Bug reports and contributions are welcome at the GitHub repository.