This was a great video, although I would've preferred more in depth explanations. My current issue with this implementation is that we authorize the user and create a dictionary of claims consisting of the user's info...but how do I access this in any way? That's the info I need to create a Model I can't seem to find a way to access it in this implementation.
If it doesn't get called, make sure you have builder.Services.AddAuthorization() and that you're running app.UseAuthorization(); after app.UseAuthentication();
This video should have 1M likes at least. Very good explained and it works. Thanks
Thanks for excellent explication!
amazing explanation!
Extremely helpful. Thanks! surprised there are so few views
This was a great video, although I would've preferred more in depth explanations. My current issue with this implementation is that we authorize the user and create a dictionary of claims consisting of the user's info...but how do I access this in any way? That's the info I need to create a Model I can't seem to find a way to access it in this implementation.
How you initialized auth provider , since it is abstract
Excellent video!
Thank you so much for this
They updated to version 4 and pretty much broke everything. I downgraded to V3.7
how are you showing name in claims? i only see email and uid and other things
Subscribed. Good video
Is there a way to use this in blazor and it honour the authorised views etc and controller attributes such as authorise
I'm also trying to do the same thing.
My override method never gets called and I always get a Unauthorized response.
If it doesn't get called, make sure you have builder.Services.AddAuthorization() and that you're running app.UseAuthorization(); after app.UseAuthentication();
really frustrating that the linked repo isn't what was covered in the video
imagine having your cake and eating it too lol
there is no GetAuth method after await FirebaseAuth. ? 10:25
I managed to find it here> FirebaseAdmin.Auth.FirebaseAuth.GetAuth