ASP.NET Core 3 - IdentityServer4 - Ep.21.4 Angular Client

In this tutorial I show you how to connect your angular app to the identity server.

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[abuaws]

Awesome episode as usual, for me i switched from regular visual studio to VS. Code for both back end and front end. The reason It becomes so popular is that it has everything which any programmer expects from any code editor with some additional and useful features. It's lightweight, fast, open source and cross-platform nature along with other cool features gives it an extra edge over any other edit

[jonokun]

Thank you for your series on IdentityServer! It's definitely helped me to understand what is going on underneath the hood and to separate out an understanding of OAuth and OIDC from IdentityServer. Your approach to breaking things down, allowing for errors to happen to show how to react, and your logical approach is quite refreshing.

Your distaste for Angular is very obvious. As I've come to appreciate your approach to programming, I am curious what your choice of front-end language / framework is, and why?

Looking forward to your other series and will be sharing them with colleagues!

[feidongzxzx]

This is one of the best tutorial series on identityserver and asp.net core security in general! Thanks for your efforts.

[MrJonnis]

Super series, you really know what you're doing.
Thanks for every bit!

[fujinguyen]

For console debug purpose, you can use the JSON.stringify() to convert json object to text. Example: change **console.log("api result:", data)** to **console.log("api result:", JSON.stringify(data))**. This way the result data can stay in json format for down stream processing. Geat IDENTITYSERVER4 series!!!

[mahmoudalaskalany]

Really i was working on a same project and searching for help once the notification came i pressed ot to see the video thank you in advance for your effort i hope it will help me

[bobyuan]

Thanks for the angular part. it is straightforward with the library.

[JoeMarGonzales]

This is really just 20 mins of him hating on Angular. But it's really helpful hahaha

[mohsenrafiei]

thank you so much for your free videos 😍😍😘😘

[akalankagajasinghe]

Thanks for this playlist. Your channel is amazing.

[g-luu]

Dude clearly hates angular but it's all good lol. Great content as always. Thanks.

[mekhailmaged]

Thank you for your series. I have a question about that we can authenticate the user without redirecting to the identity server because the identity server has a different ui than Angular ?

[nonamime]

@18:34 is it the identityserver still have the record of the angular client so that the user doesn't need to key in the username and password again ?

[leroileroi]

Well explained and straight to the point. How can I be redirected to the login page without including these buttons ?

[rainron]

Sir im working with blazor server as client, how can i set up this on identity server, which one to follow?. thank you for guiding us new learners, you really serve as an inspiration😊 keep it up.

[linearcoresoftware]

Thanks for the great tutorials. Saved me many hours. Do you have any good references or examples for integration with SignalR? Got hung up trying to grab the token from the bearer events.

[Ultre]

Thanks for the great play list! I have learned a lot. Do you think you can also make a video about an SPA (doesn't really matter what framework. I am using React myself) being part of the identity server ? I don't want a seperate MVC .cshtml view as a login screen. I want all of this within the SPA. I can't quite wrap my head around this. The identity server / API in my case are one application. For instance in the SPA i have the google login button that does a POST request to the ExternalEndpoint controller of the server. How would you implement this challenge result for the SPA ?

[HarpreetSingh-wrub]

Thank you for the awesome tutorials pal You helped me to understand how things are happening underneath.
I have a question, Can we replace the identity server login page with an angular component.
and If yes is it best practice to do that.

[belajardarisiniaja]

great tutorial. I enjoyed your videos so much. thank you, I can learn and understand identity server 4. in my last project, I built a web API using the identity server and hadn't face any difficulty. But, right now I am trying to build .NET 5 + Angular stack with template Clean Architecture and I built it successfully, but there is only one problem here, after logging out my identity server does not redirect me back to my app. The variable ReturnUrl when logging out which is PostRedirectUri is always null.

I have set the postredirecturi correctly and set the client data correctly.
I use PKCE and Angular oidc from Damien either.

I have looked for the problem in StackOverflow but haven't found anything working.

perhaps, do you know why?

[digitech]

Hi that was nice, do you know how to stay logged in when we open another tab?