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Alexanderius edited this page Jan 1, 2019 · 1 revision

Simplify.Web uses default Microsoft OWIN authentication modules which is using IOwinContext.Authentication.

Example of using cookie authentication

Cookie authentication registration, user login

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Main info

  1. Getting Started
  2. Main Simplify.Web principles
  3. Simplify.Web controllers
  4. Simplify.Web views
  5. Simplify.Web templates
  6. Simplify.Web configuration
  7. Templates variables
  8. Static content

Modules

  1. Template factory
  2. Data collector
  3. String table
  4. File reader
  5. Web context
  6. Environment
  7. Language manager
  8. Redirector
  9. HTML

Extra

  1. Dependency Injection
  2. Custom Simplify.Web bootstrapper
  3. Custom controller response
  4. Mocking controllers and views
  5. Authentication
  6. Custom view model binders
  7. Custom view model validators

Examples

  1. Self-hosted example
  2. Katana (ASP.NET/IIS) hosting example
  3. NOWIN web-server usage example
  4. Windows-service hosting example

Extensions

  1. Simplify.Web.Json
  2. Simplify.Web.Multipart
  3. Simplify.Web.MessageBox
  4. Owin.Security.AesDataProtectorProvider
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