.NET 6 Web API Create JSON Web Tokens (JWT) - User Registration / Login / Authentication

In this video we will be going to be creating JSON Web Tokens, User Registration, Login and Authentication in our .NET 6 Web API.

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00:00 Intro
01:01 Designing the Login Journey
14:43 Getting the source code
18:26 Exploring the source code
19:04 Installing Nuget Packages
22:05 Understanding JWT structure
24:00 Adding JWT secure key
44:36 Adding Identity Db Context
51:23 Building the DTOs
54:32 Adding Authentication Controller
1:00:00 Adding Register Action and Designing the registration journey
1:11:00 Create JWT generating function
1:27:00 Testing and bug fixes
1:34:00 Creating the Login Action
1:47:00 Adding Authentication to Controllers

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[germanjesus]

este video es oro puro, ha sido el primero video sobre jwt que he podido entender con claridad, muchas gracias.

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[createdliving]

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[MrScorpio]

Easily one of the best tutorials on the topic currently available. Thanks Mohamad! Keep making these great videos!!

[kmud]

Thank you for a great tutorial. Gives me a good base to now expand with more questions!

[pafuuu]

Your constructor parameter should be like this IOptions<JwtConfig> jwtConfig and when you assign it to the read only field you should get .Value property and you will not get any exceptions.

[ttncmok]

Could you create a video going in-depth into custom authentication. By that I mean refresh tokens with re-use detection and rotation. Multiple simultaneous logins i.e logging into mobile app does not log you out of web app.

[raymondwilliams]

Hello Mohamed, keep up the great videos, very insightful. Thank you.

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[soohyunjeon]

mohamad Hello. I am enjoying your video. Thank you so much. I'm following the tutorial and trying to find net-6crud in git, but it doesn't seem to be visible. Could you please tell me how to check the net-6crud repository?

[leandrojara]

Excellent content, I definitely subscribe to your channel! As a detail: the "Jwtconfig" injection failed, because the constructor must receive "IOptions<JwtConfig>" as a parameter instead of "JwtConfig"

[mohammadparlar]

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[jeffwoltjen]

Just a heads up, if you are at the part of this tutorial where you are entering your username and password in swagger for the first time, and it gives you a server error, if you run the debugger you will see that by default, Identity requires passwords to be of a certain length and include at least one nonalphanumeric character or else it will error out. This is not immediately clear.

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[sandanuwan]

Can you push the source codes into Git. Then I have to see the source code while watching the tutorials. Thanks.

[johndivine]

Chief, where do I see the GitHub repo?
Also, I think that you should move your image away from the screen. It is blocking the code which you are writing