identityserver/quickstarts/7-blazor/

[giscus[bot]]

identityserver/quickstarts/7-blazor/

Learn how to build secure Blazor WebAssembly applications using the Duende BFF security framework and integrate them with IdentityServer.

https://docs.duendesoftware.com/identityserver/quickstarts/7-blazor/

[paulguz-datapa]

In Modifying The Frontend (Part 1) (c), the example should use the <AuthorizeRouteView/> component, rather than RouteView.

[maartenba]

The sample is still on .NET 6 I'm afraid, it's in our plans to update it: DuendeSoftware/samples#225

[paulguz-datapa]

OK, thanks. AuthorizeRouteView has been in Blazor from the start though, since .Net Core 3.

[wcabus]

The sample should work without using an <AuthorizeRouteView /> since it adds the CascadingAuthenticationState in the App.razor file. AuthorizeRouteView does give the additional benefit of including the CascadingAuthenticationState for you, and gives you the option to immediately add different layouts when the user is authorizing or unauthorized.