NHibernate.AspNetCore.Identity 7.0.8

NHibernate.AspNetCore.Identity

ASP.NET Core Identity Provider implemented with NHibernate

Nuget package:

• NHibernate.AspNetCore.Identity

About Version

• 7.0.x is compatible with .Net 7.0.x;
• 6.0.x is compatible with .Net 6.0.x;
• 5.0.x is compatible with .Net 5.0.x;
• 3.1.x is compatible with .Net Core 3.1.x;
• 3.0.x is compatible with .Net Core 3.0.x;

Usage

1. Create a Asp.Net Core Mvc Project with identity support

dotnet new mvc --auth Individual

2. Add reference to NHibernate.AspNetCore.Identity and NHibernate.NetCore

dotnet add package NHibernate.AspNetCore.Identity
dotnet add package NHibernate.NetCore

NHibernate will be installed automatically.

3. Setup database

• Use the sql scripts in database folder to create aspnet identity related tables, only support postgresql, mssql and mysql now;

  If you want other database support, please let me know, any issue, pull request is welcome!

• Config NHibernate to use your database;

4. Change Startup.cs to use database and nhibernate

public class Startup {

    public void ConfigureServices(
        IServiceCollection services
    ) {
        // Remove EFCore stores.
        // services.AddDbContext<ApplicationDbContext>(
        // options =>
        //     options.UseSqlite(Configuration.GetConnectionString("DefaultConnection")));
        // services.AddDefaultIdentity<IdentityUser>()
        //     .AddEntityFrameworkStores<ApplicationDbContext>();

        // Add Hibernate stores
        var cfg = new Configuration();
        var file = Path.Combine(
            AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory,
            "hibernate.config"
        );
        cfg.Configure(file);
        // Add identity mapping based on dialect config (dialet must contains
        // PostgreSQL, MySQL, MsSql or Sqlite)
        cfg.AddIdentityMappings();
        // using default xml mapping.
        cfg.AddAssembly(typeof(Startup).Assembly);
        // using `NHibernate.Mapping.ByCode`, please comment the line above,
        // and uncomment line flowing lines;
        // var modelMapper = new NHibernate.Mapping.ByCode.ModelMapper();
        // modelMapper.AddMapping<WebTest.Entities.AppRoleMapping>();
        // modelMapper.AddMapping<WebTest.Entities.AppUserMapping>();
        // modelMapper.AddMapping<WebTest.Entities.TodoItemMapping>();
        // var mappings = modelMapper.CompileMappingForAllExplicitlyAddedEntities();
        // cfg.AddMapping(mappings);

        services.AddHibernate(cfg);
        services.AddDefaultIdentity<WebTest.Entities.ApplicationUser>()
            .AddRoles<WebTest.Entities.ApplicationRole>()
            .AddHibernateStores();

    }
}

Note: When using with SqlServer, you need add System.Data.SqlClient package to your project.

For more detailed samples, please look at the WebTest project.

Credits

Special thanks to the following individuals, organisations and projects whose work is so important to the success of NHibernate (in no particular order):

• NUnit - unit testing;
• JetBrains - open source license;