React and ASP.NET Core Identity Authentication

Dot Net 8.0 has new project templates for React for Visual Studio 2022.   They do a good job getting you started but they don't include an example of how to use ASP.NET Core Identity for authentication.

React and ASP.NET Core 8 make a great combination for web development. You can use react to create your single page application GUI while asp.net core handles all of the backend work.   ASP.NET core includes a robust authentication and identity management system. You can use the ASP.NET Core 8 and React project template from Microsoft to get started quickly. However, unlike the Blazor and ASP.NET Core projects, this template does not have identity features built-in. In this video, I will show you how to add them to your project.

00:00 Introduction
00:41 Demo
01:24 Create a New Project
03:00 Adding Project Dependencies
03:45 Adding Entity Framework Database Support
07:00 Adding Identity Endpoints
09:45 Adding Custom Additional Endpoints
12:40 Configuring Vite
15:00 Adding React Components
19:02 AuthorizeView Component
24:00 React Router
24:51 Login Page
27:44 Register Page
30:00 Deploying Database
30:50 Final Demo

Github Code is available at: https://github.com/codingwithtom1/Rea...

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