BetterRedisIdentity 1.0.0.2

Better Redis Identity

While there are currently several projects available to connect and interface with Redis, I have found that they are not fully implemented/lack support or have critical bugs that make them unreliable.

🧐 Features

• All user and role stores are implemented.
• Built upon AsyncRedisDocuments (https://github.com/BrylyMaeder/AsyncRedisDocuments)
• Works out of the box

🛠️ Install Dependencies

nuget install BetterRedisIdentity

This will only work for a Redis Database that has Redis Search activated.

Important Information

Please review AsyncRedisDocuments to ensure you're familiar with how the ApplicationUser and ApplicationRole is expected to work. They are both IAsyncDocuments.

The following security information has moved from the user class to the user Security class, which can be accessed in the following manner:

await User.Security.Document.Roles.GetAsync();

• LockoutEnabled
• AccessFailedCount
• LockoutEnd
• PasswordHash
• Claims
• Logins
• Roles
• SecurityStamp
• TwoFactorEnabled
• AuthenticatorKey
• AuthenticatorTokens
• AuthenticatorRecoveryCodes

🧑🏻‍💻 Setup and Installation

First and and most importantly; initialize your redis singleton.

RedisSingleton.Initialize("host", port, "password");

Make sure your ApplicationUser enherits from RedisIdentityUser and your ApplicationRole inherits from RedisIdentityRole

    public class ApplicationUser : RedisIdentityUser

    public class ApplicationRole : RedisIdentityRole

Next up, add your stores.

builder.Services.AddRedisIdentityStores<ApplicationUser, ApplicationRole>();

If you need to use a custom user manager for your project, please ensure that you enherit from RedisUserManager<TUser> Our manager is necessary and is automatically included with AddRedisIdentityStores()

Setup your identity how you like.

builder.Services.AddIdentity<ApplicationUser, ApplicationRole>(options =>
{
    options.SignIn.RequireConfirmedAccount = false;
    options.User.RequireUniqueEmail = true;

}).AddDefaultTokenProviders() 
    .AddSignInManager(); 

Everything else forwards is pretty standard, include your authentication scheme and you should be all set.

builder.Services.AddAuthentication(options =>
{
    options.DefaultScheme = IdentityConstants.BearerScheme;
    options.DefaultSignInScheme = IdentityConstants.BearerScheme;
}).AddBearerToken();

Author

Bryly Maeder

• Github: https://github.com/BrylyMaeder