Originally published at https://eduardstefanescu.dev on August 25, 2021.
Romanian version at https://www.backto.tech/post/documentarea-codului-în-asp-net-core-folosind-swagger.
Documentation is one of the most effective methods for transferring knowledge about an entire project or a subset of it. The documentation can assist others in comprehending how it works and can also be used as a reference for when someone want to verify that his or her assumptions are right.
However, the primary advantage of documenting before or throughout the development process is that it can bring to light issues or ideas that no one else would have considered.
Thus, this article is about documentation using the…
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Talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9OhXqBlCmrM
Highlights
- The attitude of software craftsmanship should be: passion, career ownership, “perfect” practice and boy scout rule;
- We should produce more to receive more, and not waiting to receive something from our company because we are owning our career;
- When we are working on an organization don’t excuse, like “No one does that, so I’m not going to do it also”. Either you do it or you leave the company;
- A good developer is not Java, C# or Ruby developer. A good developer is a developer. We use the tools that we find useful for our job;
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After the authentication was presented in the previous two articles using Symmetric and Asymmetric keys, then this article is about authentication, much more exactly about Claims and Roles. In the first part, there will be an introduction about the core concepts of the JWT Claims and in the second part the actual implementation.
JWT Authentication with Symmetric Key: https://stefanescueduard.github.io/2020/04/11/jwt-authentication-with-symmetric-encryption-in-asp-dotnet-core/.
JWT Authentication with Asymmetric Key: https://stefanescueduard.github.io/2020/04/25/jwt-authentication-with-asymmetric-encryption-in-asp-dotnet-core/.
Introduction
Claims in JWT Token are used to store key data (e.g. username, timezone, or roles) in the Token payload, besides the IssuedAt (i.e. iat), which is added by default.
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In the previous article I wrote about JWT Authentication using a single security key, this being called Symmetric Encryption. The main disadvantage of using this encryption type is that anyone that has access to the key that the token was encrypted with, can also decrypt it. Instead, this article will cover the Asymmetric Encryption for JWT Token.
In the first part of this article, the Asymmetric Encryption concept will be explained, and in the second part, there will be the implementation of the JWT Token-based Authentication using the Asymmetric Encryption approach by creating an “Authentication” Provider in ASP.NET Core.
Introduction
JWT Authentication is becoming one of the most used authentication types in modern web application or services. This article covers the JWT Authentication with a Symmetric Key in ASP.NET Core. In the first part, there will be a short introduction into what Symmetric Key represents and the second part contains the prerequisites for this project and the actual implementation of this authentication type.
This article is the first article from of series of two, the second one will contain the authentication with an Asymmetric Key using a certificate.
Introduction
JWT Token is a common way of creating access tokens that can…
