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IdentityServer 4 Quickstart Samples

Quickstart #1: Securing an API using Client Credentials

The first quickstart sets up a minimal identityserver that shows how to protect an API using the OAuth 2.0 client credentials grant. This approach is typically used for server to server communication.

Quickstart #2: Securing an API using the Resource Owner Password Grant

This quickstart adds support for the OAuth 2.0 resource owner password grant. This allows a client to send a user's name and password to identityserver to request a token representing that user.

note The resource owner password grant is only recommended for so called "trusted clients" - in many cases you are better off with an OpenID Connect based flow for user authentication. Nevertheless, this sample allows for an easy way to introduce users in identityserver - that's why we included it.

Quickstart #3: User Authentication using OpenID Connect Implicit Flow

This quickstart adds support for interactive user authentication using the OpenID Connect implicit flow.

Quickstart #4: Adding external Authentication

This quickstart adds support for Google authentication.

Quickstart #5: OpenID Connect Hybrid Flow Authentication and API Access Tokens

This quickstart adds support for Google authentication.

Quickstart #6: IdentityServer and ASP.NET Identity

This quickstart uses ASP.NET Identity for identity management.

Quickstart #7: JavaScript clients

This quickstart shows how to build a JavaScript client for IdentityServer.

Quickstart #8: EntityFramework configuration

This quickstart shows how to use EntityFramework for the configuration data.