Coding Shorts: Simplified Configuration for JWT Bearer Auth in .NET 7

[@HuyNguyen-dv7el]

I dont comment alot, but this type of simple teaching is golden. Please keep these things coming! Thank you!

[@swildermuth]

Glad you like them!

[@vasiliskarvelas5488]

I watched a couple of videos on JWT, but your explanation! wow!!

[@jayveecruz9377]

Thanks Shawn for putting this out. Straightforward and quality content.

[@jamesbest2221]

This is great! Thank you! Please do a more on JWTs, including claims if possible. Cheers!

[@swildermuth]

More to come!

[@eclipsetutorialvideo]

Hope you are doing better now Shawn, thanks for the video

[@NecquiTeja]

Wow Shawn...this is awesome. You kept it so simple. Thank you!

[@tplummer217]

Great teaching style. Thank you.

[@Dimich1993]

Great information! JWTs and Auth are a bit of pain...

[@swildermuth]

Glad you liked it.

[@dsheardown]

Yes! You heard me! Thank you Mr Shawn!

[@swildermuth]

What did you say?

[@dsheardown]

@@swildermuth Sorry, missed this comment ;) Well, I think I mentioned here and there on twitter/coding shorts about how, for whatever reason!, I seemed to really struggle with this whole authentication/authorisation (or authorization!) thing - especially with JWT! I managed to implement an Azure function using API management hooked up to Azure AD B2C, but of course most of that Azure was doing! Thanks so much for this and all of your course/videos/blog posts.. helps so much an aging dev! This one specifically, with the new .NET 7 JWT is brilliant! Hope you had a nice Christmas/holiday, and have a great new 2023!

[@Rhysling2]

Excellent tutorial. I would not have known about this improvement - including the dev token generating tool. Thank you!

[@swildermuth]

Glad it was helpful!

[@hosannaliving]

Thanks, love it! So much simplier. You're an excellent teacher.

[@JulianRiverplate14]

Amazing content! keep going, this videos are pretty helpful

[@swildermuth]

Glad you like them!

[@RayGarza-sr3zj]

Whoa, i’ve been struggling with JWT and this answers all my questions that I know to ask! Many thanks and a new subscriber.

[@swildermuth]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mraysmit]

Excellent, thank you! Please keep these Coding Shorts coming!

[@swildermuth]

Will do my best. Thanks!

[@d-landjs]

Excellent mister!

[@abdulnaveed4984]

Thank you so much , your videos really helping us, you are awesome teacher , My God bless you with good health

[@swildermuth]

Glad to hear it.

[@alaamamdouh1452]

great and simple explenation thank you

[@eric1500b]

This is great! Thank you Shawn!!!

[@swildermuth]

You bet!

[@manikandanmurugesan1885]

Really great video!! Thanks a lot. Enjoying and learning a lot from your videos.

[@pablo1beroiza]

Excellent @swildermuth!!!!

[@swildermuth]

Glad it helped.

[@officemishler3364]

Great video Shawn!

[@arsikistibaev5798]

Awesome 😮

[@robdevoer1]

Another interesting session by Shawn! Thanks. Where did you discover some of those new tidbits about the way that NET7 seeds and handles authentication? I seem to somehow have missed any comment about those.

[@swildermuth]

I read the release notes carefully. But that doesn't always work. Sometimes I find out from questions or new code posted on GitHub.

[@robdevoer1]

@@swildermuth Thank you, really appreciated.

[@elsrajsolutions]

thnx but why user-jwts always create token with the first configuration even when I change them

[@swildermuth]

What do you mean by "the first configuration"?

[@GregorBiswanger]

I also find the new feature sexy, but I don't understand the real added value. I would also like to create a token in the code with almost zero configuration and not with the .NET CLI tool. I couldn't find anything about this, except for having to create an extensive configuration the previous way. You might have a great solution for this?

[@swildermuth]

The value of the tool is to allow development before wiring it up to a JWT generator (self-written, or off the shelf like Auth0 or Azure AD)

[@BoatDawg]

Excellent!

[@seanlawton7681]

great video, thank you

[@swildermuth]

Glad it helped

[@romeoborja3316]

Thanks!

[@alexlo5655]

Thank you for publishing. Do u have the source code for this video on a GitHub?

[@swildermuth]

Yes I have: github.com/shawnwildermuth/codingshorts/tree/main/JwtInSeven

[@alexlo5655]

@@swildermuth Thank u very much. But how are you doing signature validation?

[@jmooreweb]

Thank you Shawn!

[@swildermuth]

You're very welcome.

[@johns4651]

Very useful info, thank you!

[@swildermuth]

You're welcome!

[@kralickomut3148]

Really cool, thank you sir! But with this method, how can i send token via api endpoint?

[@swildermuth]

You send it as a bearer token in an http header

[@kralickomut3148]

@@swildermuth yeah, but i mean, you did command to console, and it blew up new bearer jtw in the console, but how to get it in variable and work with that if you understand me. Sorry if its weird question.. Im a begginner.

[@bahtiyarozdere9303]

Thanks for the tutorial. Can I ask how do you get autocomplete on terminal?

[@swildermuth]

Are you using Powershell Core? I didn't do anything to enable it.

[@dcuccia]

Great tutorial! Using this framework, how would we produce and validate tokens in production?

[@swildermuth]

Lots of ways actually. If you want to manage them yourself, I have a pluralsight course that shows you how. But most people use third party providers like Azure AD or Auth0.

[@dcuccia]

@@swildermuth thanks, I'll check out your course!

[@clarkflavor]

[@rd_45]

Thanks

[@swildermuth]

No problem

[@nebular1688]

you are so cute with vscode terminal

[@swildermuth]

VIM user?