This example illustrates the implementation of a secure authentication mechanism in a Blazor Web application, leveraging ASP.NET Core Identity. It further demonstrates how to seamlessly integrate Syncfusion Blazor Components within the AuthorizeView component to create a role-based or user-specific UI. The AuthorizeView component is utilized to conditionally render content based on the user's authentication state or assigned roles, ensuring that only authorized users can access specific Syncfusion components or features.
- Visual Studio 2022
- .NET9 SDK
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Clone the Project: Checkout this project to a location in your disk.
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Open in Visual Studio 2022: Start Visual Studio 2022 and open the project file (
BlazorAppAuthentication.sln
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Restore NuGet Packages:
- Click on the Build option in the top menu of Visual Studio.
- Choose Rebuild Solution from the list. This will refresh and set up all the needed NuGet packages automatically.
- Check the dependencies to ensure everything is ready.
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Execute the Project: Start the project by pressing F5 or clicking the "IIS Express" button in Visual Studio to see it run.