.NET MAUI - Authentication with IdentityServer

Hello my friends 👋 , in this video I show the integration between a .NET Maui App with an IdentityServer, I hope you enjoy it.

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[marna_li]

Awesome! I was thinking about porting my Blazor WASM app to Blazor MAUI Hybrid. The problem though is that they are using different abstractions for authentication. Someone should really build like a common API for that.

[LuigiTrabacchin]

Nice tutorial, is there also a tutorial on how to save the refreshtoken somewhere and keep the user logged in ?

[joggerke]

Very nice video! On your Github I find only the client code. Could it be possible to share the Identity Server part? So I could actually run this? Thanks!

[kumaresansaminathanoffl]

Hi, I'm getting only null values from the webauthenticator result. Can you help me where I'm making mistake?

[romantitov]

Great video, thanks for that. Does it work for Windows or only for Android?

[ioneocla]

Can you make a video on how to setup maui with rider ?

[Sclunger]

I understand you hard-coded the secret API credentials just for tutorial purposes. But how should those values be hidden? A user who downloads the app can reverse engeneer it and see the code containing the hard-coded values.

[SurajSingh-epis]

Is there any way to hide the address bar in InAppBrowser?

[AtleMagnussen]

Nice video but you forgot to push all the code to github.
Edit: Forget the last statement. there was another branch:)

[_jimbarton]

I'm confused as to why you would want to setup your own 'identity server'? It's just a separate server that handles login's and returns a key if successful? Why not just do that in the API server??

Why is this stuff so complicated?
I just want my user to be able to log in to my app and then talk to my API securely, is this really the only way to achieve that??

P.s. I can't get the client project to build because of the CustomAndroidMessageHandler; I can't add the required namespaces it seems

[ehsanvali]

this sample only authenticate user and cannot authorize !!! add an api controller, then you cannot get data with access token

[younessesoft]

is easy to track request and hack token and can make brute force for that is not very usful the unique security is protection by captcha solve like service arkoselabs very complex solve pezzol