This project is no longer being actively worked on.
The complexities that came with running IdentityServer without a propper UI (which is locked behind a pay wall) provided to be far too time consuming. Most TSA competitions run 2 to 4 hours so security, authentication, and authorization needs to be strong enough to avoid any obsscure attempts to break into the application. The reality is it's faster to complete the compeition then trying to hack it.
This project is part of a larger solution built for the Technology Student Association (TSA) High School Coding competition. The code in this repo implements IdentityServer4 to provide an OpenID Connect and OAuth 2.0 services for all TSA related projects.
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We welcome anyone that would like to volunteer their time and contribute to this project. In order to contibute, we do require you to adhere to our Code of Conduct. Please take a moment to read over this as it is strictly enforced.
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This project is released uner the MIT License.
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