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[robinvanderknaap]

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[BPA8]

@robinvanderknaap Thank you for providing sample implementation for OpenIDDict authorization server. You did mention in your blog post that we can use our own custom stores in place of entityframework. I was wondering if you could provide pointers on how to wire up custom stores that implement asp.net Identity. What all components should be implemented and any samples would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

[robinvanderknaap]

Hi,

The sample in the OpenIddict repo uses ASP.NET identity for authentication, https://github.com/openiddict/openiddict-core/tree/dev/samples.

More samples are available in a separate repo: https://github.com/openiddict/openiddict-samples

[shadowfoxish]

Hi, I'm a .NET full stack developer, been doing this now for over 10 years. Always have a lot of crazy problems to solve, and never enough time! OpenIddict and this blog series definitely helped me out and learn a good bit about OpenID Connect and how I might be able to use them to solve some challenges at work.

I opened a PR for consideration, which adds an external login provider and sort of closes the gap for folks not interested in using Aspnet Identity for a membership stack that supports SSO. I hope it helps the next person.