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Jwt Sessions for RedHttpServer

Simple session management middleware for Red using JWT.Net

Usage

After installing and referencing this library, the Red.Response has the extension method SendJwtToken(sessionData).

SendJwtToken(sessionData) creates a new Jwt token using the provided session-data and sends it JSON encoded: { "JWT": "Bearer eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiL..." }

Example

class Session
{
    public Guid UserId;
}
...
private static async Task<HandlerType> Auth(Request req, Response res)
{
    if (req.GetJwtData<Session>() == null)
    {
        await res.SendStatus(HttpStatusCode.Unauthorized);
        return HandlerType.Final;
    }
    return HandlerType.Continue;
}

static async Task Main(string[] args)
{
    var server = new RedHttpServer();
    server.Use(new JwtSessions<Session>(new JwtSessionSettings(TimeSpan.FromDays(5), "djklhfbaksdjhfajsdhfasdfhjadsb")));

    var data = new Session
    {
        UserId = Guid.NewGuid()
    };

    server.Get("/login", (req, res) => res.SendJwtToken(data));

    server.Get("/test", Auth, (req, res) =>
    {
        var sessionData = req.GetJwtData<Session>();
        return res.SendString("Hi " + sessionData.UserId);
    });

    await server.RunAsync();
}