This is the full version of JP Project. It provide SSO and an Api where it's possible to manage both IdentityServer4 and ASP.NET Identity.

Installation

Windows users:

download jpproject-docker.zip
Unzip and execute docker-run.bat (As administrator)

Linux users:

Download jpproject-docker.zip
Add 127.0.0.1 jpproject-sso entry to hosts file (/etc/hosts)
unzip and execute docker-compose up

Installation
- Table of Contents
Presentation
How to start?
- Already have an ASP.NET Identity?
Demo
- We are online
- Wanna go production?
Technologies
Give a Star! ⭐
- Development Scenario
Docs
3.2.0
- 3.0.1
- v1.4.5
What comes next?
License

Presentation

The main goal of JP Project is to be a Management Ecosystem for IdentityServer4 and ASP.NET Identity. Helping Startup's and companies to Speed Up Microservices Environment. Providing tools for an OAuth 2.0 Server and User Management. It's highly modular and easy to change for .NET teams.

Built with IdentityServer4. An OpenID Connect and OAuth 2.0 framework for ASP.NET Core.

SSO Features:

Single Sign On
Register users
Recover password flow
MFA
Federation Gateway (Login by Google, Facebook.. etc)
Argon2 password hashing
CSP Headers
Event monitoring (For compliance scenarios)
Key Material Management
ASP.NET Core Dataprotection keys management

Admin UI is an administrative panel where it's possible to manage both OAuth2 Server and Identities.

From OAuth 2.0 panel it's possible to manage:

Clients
Identity Resources
Api Resources
Persisted Grants

For Identity panel it's possible to manage

Users
Roles
Events
Server Settings:
- Create custom e-mail for Confirm Account and Forgot Password. It's also possible to configure E-mail settings and a blob Storage to store Users pictures (Azure Blob, AWS S3 and Filesystem).

It's open source and free. From community to community.

Screenshots

Admin UI

Login page

Consent page

Profile

How to start?

First you need to choose.

You need everything (Best choice)? JP Project provide a complete SSO with an Administration panel. Check it at SSO - Full Version. This version has some additional Tables:
- Template - store e-mail template
- Email - An instance of template with e-mail settings
- GlobalSettings - It store settings like E-mail credentials, S3 / Azure Blob settings. Logo / Version settings
- StoredEvent and EventDetails - Store everything that is happening in your SSO.
- DataProtectionKeys and SecurityKeys - Special tables to store Key Material (JWK) and ASP.NET Dataprotection Keys
You already have an IdentityServer4 Up and running and don't wanna any changes to your current model. Only the admin panel? Go to Admin Panel - Light version

Already have an ASP.NET Identity?

These options above requires almost no code. If you already have an ASP.NET IdentitySystem it's possible to connect SSO to use your users, but requires some modifications:

Check Argon2 implementation at Startup.cs
You UserIdentity must implement IDomainUser (No additional fields will be added to your ASP.NET Identity)
- All SSO fields are users claims
If your Users have custom fields, you can implement IIdentityFactory<TUser> and IRoleFactory<TUser>. These classes will help you in Register / Update user flow. It give you hability to intercept the request before add / update user or role to database.

Demo

Check our demo online.

We are online

Check it now at Admin Panel.

You can check also SSO and Profile Manager

New users are readonly

Wanna go production?

Check docs to see how to and some examples:

Azure App Service
Docker Swarm + Nginx in Linux.
Docker compose + nginx in linux
Make a PR and show how you have done your environment!

Technologies

Check below how it was developed.

Written in ASP.NET Core 3.1 and Angular 8.

Angular 8
Rich UI interface
ASP.NET Core 3.0
ASP.NET MVC Core
ASP.NET WebApi Core
ASP.NET Identity Core
Argon2 Password Hashing
MySql Ready
Sql Ready
Postgres Ready
SQLite Ready
Entity Framework Core
.NET Core Native DI
AutoMapper
FluentValidator
MediatR
Swagger UI
High customizable
Translation for 7 different languages

Architecture

It respect the IdentityServer4 base classes and was built in the same way, for better compatibility and minimize impacts for future versions.

Dependencies

Architecture with responsibility separation concerns, SOLID and Clean Code
Hexagonal architecture (Layers and Domain Model Pattern)
Domain Events
Domain Notification
CQRS (Imediate Consistency)
Event Sourcing
Unit of Work
Repository and Generic Repository

Key Material

The Cryptography Keys (JWKS) are stored within Database and auto refresh it every 90 days. It uses ECDSA using P-256 and SHA-256 (ES256) by default.

Data protection Keys (ASP.NET Core)

The dataprotection keys are stored with database, like Key Material.

Give a Star! ⭐

Do you love it? give us a Star!

Development Scenario

Jp Project is built against ASP.NET Core 3.1.

Install the latest .NET Core 3.10 SDK

src/JPProject.SSO.sln Contains SSO and API

For UI's use VSCode.

User Management -> Inside VSCode open folder rootFolder/src/Frontend/Jp.UserManagement, then terminal and npm install && npm start

Wait for ng to complete his proccess then go to http://localhost:5000!

Any doubts? Go to docs

Docs

Wanna start? please Read the docs

Contributors

Thank you all!

Contributing

We'll love it! Please Read the docs

Free

If you need help building or running your Jp Project platform There are several ways we can help you out.

3.2.0

ASP.NET Identity - Now you can plug your running Identity to use SSO.

JPProject.IdentityServer4.SSO

Install / Use

README