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Any plans to make this work in vNext? #10
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Definitely! Though admittedly haven't given it much thought yet. Is it not working in vNext? |
... also... OWIN support is something on the radar |
Uhm, I am under the impression the API has changed completely because of the new middleware? |
Just tried using this in ASP.NET Core 1.0 and I get the error message "The dependency JWT 1.3.4 in project Mercury does not support framework DNXCore, Version=v5.0." |
Interesting... I will try to take a look this coming weekend. I'm guessing BTW - On what OS and version are you finding this error? Jamie Kurtz http://www.jamiekurtz.com On Wed, Feb 10, 2016 at 9:30 AM, Rob [email protected] wrote:
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I got the error on Windows 10 |
@jamiekurtz, I think @georgiosd is correct. For the vNext stuff you will need to create an OWIN middleware in order to support what is currently being done in Additionally, Web API and MVC are now one and the same. It may be worthwhile to create a separate repo for the vNext stuff since it will be drastically different. |
Thanks @robianmcd and @BrandonClapp . At this point I don't have any plans to update this library to work with vNext/Core/OWIN. Happy to review or discuss further. |
@BrandonClapp I'm at the same crossroad now (would like to have this work with Core), did you guys fork this or cook up your own solution? |
I ended up using this solution http://stackoverflow.com/questions/30546542/token-based-authentication-in-asp-net-core-refreshed/33217340#33217340 |
Sweet. Thanks for the pointer @robianmcd and thanks @jamiekurtz, this package really made life simpler! |
@johnvcoleman-w24 This was for a side project and I don't think I ever followed through with implementing JWT in it. That being said, I think there is a JWT authentication middleware in asp.net core found in the A fairly descriptive explanation for the implementation can be found here: http://stackoverflow.com/a/39822153/1730061 Edit: it looks like this was the route @robianmcd took, too. |
@BrandonClapp thank you sir! 👍 I have some reading to do... |
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