Response Execute_Command(string query, DynamicParameters sp_params) ģ. Create New Interface and name it IJWTAuthManager.Create a Repository Folder from your project’s root directory.To create this class, follow the steps below. This repository class will inherit from an interface class. The repository class will handle the authentication and CRUD functionality of our WEB API. Create a stored procedure for deletion of user. SET = 500 -return value if something went wronngĥ. SET = 200 -return value when changes is detected on table Create a stored procedure for the registration of the user. Create a stored procedure for login action. Create tbl_users table inside JWTDemoDB Database. Create a database using the query below.Ģ.Below are the table and procedures that we need. Let’s create a database, table, and stored procedure that we need for this tutorial. For example, Data is generic property because we have used a type parameter T as its type instead of the specific data type. T is called a type parameter, which can be used as a type of fields, properties, method parameters, return types, and delegates in the DataStore class. Response This will act as the property container for our Repository class response using System User This Model will handle the response from our tbl_users table using System LoginModel This model will handle the parameter request for our API login method. We will use this model later to handle request parameters and response in our web API. Let’s create model properties for this project. IssuerSigningKey » stored in appsettings.json.ValidAudience » stored in appsettings.json.ValidIssuer » stored in appsettings.json.ValidateIssuerSigningKey = true » Validate signature of the token.ValidateLifetime = true » Check if the token is not expired and the signing key of the issuer is valid.ValidateAudience = true » Validate the recipient of the token is authorized to receive.ValidateIssuer = true » Validate the server that generates the token.IssuerSigningKey = new SymmetricSecurityKey((Configuration)) Options.TokenValidationParameters = new TokenValidationParameters Services.AddAuthentication(JwtBearerDefaults.AuthenticationScheme) Below is the video from my previous article on how to implement JWT Auth in ASP.NET Core. In this tutorial, I am going to use Visual Studio 2019. Alternatively, you can also use the Visual Studio Code.Swaggerīefore we start please make sure you have the following installed on your machine. Below is the swagger UI with our default methods and properties or this tutorial. The Swagger framework allows developers to create interactive, machine, and human-readable API documentation. Swagger is an open-source set of rules, specifications, and tools for developing and describing RESTful APIs. Configure Swagger to accept Header Authorization Create and Setup a new ASP.NET Core Web API
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