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in the navbar section: |
Views/Shared/_Layout.cshtml |
<div class="navbar-collapse collapse"> |
<ul class="nav navbar-nav"> |
<!-- existing code here --> |
</ul> |
@await Html.PartialAsync("_LoginPartial") |
@await Html.PartialAsync("_AdminActionsPartial") |
</div> |
When you log in with an administrator account, you'll now see a new |
item on the top right: |
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ASP.NET Core Identity helps you add security and identity features like |
login and registration to your application. The dotnet new templates |
give you pre-built views and controllers that handle these common |
scenarios so you can get up and running quickly. |
There's much more that ASP.NET Core Identity can do, such as password |
reset and social login. The documentation available at http://docs.asp.net |
is a fantastic resource for learning how to add these features. |
Alternatives to ASP.NET Core Identity |
ASP.NET Core Identity isn't the only way to add identity functionality. |
Another approach is to use a cloud-hosted identity service like Azure |
Active Directory B2C or Okta to handle identity for your application. You |
can think of these options as part of a progression: |
Do-it-yourself security: Not recommended, unless you are a |
security expert! |
ASP.NET Core Identity: You get a lot of code for free with the |
templates, which makes it pretty easy to get started. You'll still need |
to write some code for more advanced scenarios, and maintain a |
database to store user information. |
Cloud-hosted identity services. The service handles both simple and |
advanced scenarios (multi-factor authentication, account recovery, |
federation), and significantly reduces the amount of code you need |
to write and maintain in your application. Plus, sensitive user data |
isn't stored in your own database. |
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For this project, ASP.NET Core Identity is a great fit. For more complex |
projects, I'd recommend doing some research and experimenting with |
both options to understand which is best for your use case. |
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Automated testing |
Automated testing |
Writing tests is an important part of building any application. Testing |
your code helps you find and avoid bugs, and makes it easier to refactor |
your code later without breaking functionality or introducing new |
problems. |
In this chapter you'll learn how to write both unit tests and integration |
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