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Auth0 makes it easy to add authentication to your ___ application.
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TL;DR: A brief synopsis that includes link to a github repo.

Basic Markdown

Image

![Image alt text](image path)

Link

[Link text](http://url.goes.here)

Blockquote (Quote)

> _"Sample quote from someone cool."_ —Someone Cool

Blockquote (Note)

> **Note:** Blockquote note text

Code Syntax Highlighting

HTML

Note: It's necessary to use curly brace tags instead of backticks when code samples mess up the Jekyll blog engine formatting:

{% highlight html %}
{% raw %}

{{use raw tag when curly braces are present}}

{% endraw %}
{% endhighlight %}

JavaScript

js
typescript

CSS

css
scss

Text

$ bash
text

Special Characters and Snippets

Characters

  • Em dash: — (don't use hyphens for this)
  • Lambda: λ

Within-article Target Links

<a href="#some-target" target="_self">Link to Target</a>

### <span id="#some-target"></span>Target

Tweet Quote

{% include tweet_quote.html quote_text="Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet." %}

Copy-Paste Auth0 Setup (Pipeline 2)

Important Note: Make sure this is updated to reflect the appropriate application type, allowed callback / CORS settings, and API identifier when pasting into a post.

Auth0 hosted login screen

Sign Up for Auth0

You'll need an Auth0 account to manage authentication. You can sign up for a free account here. Next, set up an Auth0 Client and API so Auth0 can interface with your app and API.

Set Up a Client App

  1. Go to your Auth0 Dashboard and click the "create a new client" button.
  2. Name your new app and select "Single Page Web Applications".
  3. In the Settings for your new Auth0 client app, add http://localhost:4200 to the Allowed Callback URLs and http://localhost:4200 to the Allowed Origins (CORS).
  4. Scroll down to the bottom of the Settings section and click "Show Advanced Settings". Choose the OAuth tab and change the JsonWebToken Signature Algorithm to RS256.
  5. If you'd like, you can set up some social connections. You can then enable them for your app in the Client options under the Connections tab. The example shown in the screenshot above utilizes username/password database, Facebook, Google, and Twitter.

Set Up an API

  1. Under your account name in the upper right corner of your Auth0 Dashboard, choose Account Settings from the dropdown, then select the Advanced tab. Scroll down to the Settings section and turn on the toggle for Enable APIs Section. Now you will have a link to manage APIs in your dashboard left sidebar navigation.
  2. Go to APIs in your dashboard and click on the "Create API" button. Enter a name for the API. Set the Identifier to your API endpoint URL. In this example, this is http://localhost:3001/api/. The Signing Algorithm should be RS256.