A library built on top of ASP.NET Identity to simplifies and customize it's functionalities, and add essential features for common needs like role-based authorization and permission-based Access Control to it. While ASP.NET Identity simplify authentication and basic authorization with built-in APIs, in most applications we need to implement extra features and customizatio in order to achive felxible Auhtentication, Authorization, and Access Control in the User Management section. Idyfa is a Role-based Accesss & Permission Control and User Management library that allows you to simply Control Security of your Application and it's Users efficiently without pain. It can be used with multiple databases to store User & Security data, and has easy to use APIs for common Authentication, Authorization, Access Control and User Manahement.
- Built on top of
ASP.NET Identityand implements all it's features (Implementation for all Identity interfaces) - Support for multiple Databases out of box. You can simply switch databases with installing a nuget package and modifying a value in your
appsetting.jsonfile, without needing for changes in your codes. - Add extra features for Iraninan (Perisan) speaking developers and supports localizations and features a persian application would need. (ex: storing
NationalCodein Users data and Implemented its logic) - Provides easy to use, ready services for doing common tasks like
Authentication,Authorization,UserManagement,RoleManagementand so on.
You can clone the repo and built the libraries yourself.
git clone https://github.com/imaun/Idyfa.git
cd ./Idyfa
dotnet build
or Install it via nuget
dotnet add package Idyfa.Core
If your database is SqlServer you must Install Idyfa.EntityFrameworkCore.SqlServer. The SQLite library is also included and other databases will soon added.
You can browse Sample project that uses Idyfa to bootstrap an ASP.NET Core applications with Sigin and Signup features. Please see appsetting file (under Idyfa section) in the sample project for a sample Idyfa configuration you need to set in your project in order to use Idyfa and its services. After setting DbConfig, UserOptions and other configs, You need to add Idyfa Services to your DI container on Startup.
var options = config.Get<IdyfaConfigRoot>().Idyfa;
var sqliteCfg = options.IdyfaDbConfig.Databases.FirstOrDefault(_ =>
_.Name.Equals("SQLite", StringComparison.InvariantCultureIgnoreCase));
builder.Services.AddIdyfaSQLiteDatabase(sqliteCfg);
builder.Services.AddIdyfaEntityFrameworkCore();
builder.Services.AddIdyfaCore(options);Above example is for SQLite, for SqlServer you need to Add SqlServer package and its services.
This is the version 0.0.1 and just the beginning. This library will continue to developed and evolve. But it does not mean that it's not ready to use in real projects. I myself use it to develop User Management of 2 real and live ASP.NET Core projects. You can use it too, but as the [LICENSE] says "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND. But If you need help or have any questions please feel free to open an issue.