vue-aad
By cmatskas
vue-azure-b2c-sample
Authenticate users in a Vue app using Azure B2C (by AspNetMonsters)
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vue-aad
Posts with mentions or reviews of vue-aad.
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and similar projects. The last one was on 2021-01-26.
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Secure your Vue.js + APIs with Azure AD B2C
Unlike my sample (blog post, sample code), where I just created an MSAL object that can be instantiated many times (bad design and I'm not a Vue.js expert), David did a great job creating an MSAL singleton that can be shared by the whole solution and doesn't break. Let's see the code in action.
vue-azure-b2c-sample
Posts with mentions or reviews of vue-azure-b2c-sample.
We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives
and similar projects. The last one was on 2021-01-26.
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Secure your Vue.js + APIs with Azure AD B2C
If you want to skip the blog post and jump straight into the code, you can get a working solution on David's GitHub repo. David was also kind enough to include the code implementation for the back-end API. Not just one but TWO different implementations, using Azure Functions and a straight up ASP.NET Core WebAPI. Both of these solutions make use of Microsoft.Identity.Web which is used to bootstrap the auth code in the API middleware.