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# SQRL For .Net Standard | ||
SQRL (Secure Quick Reliable Login) for the .Net Standard runtimes. | ||
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## Secure Quick Reliable Login | ||
Is a highly secure user privacy based authentication system that removes the need for users to have more than one password for a global identity https://www.grc.com/sqrl/sqrl.htm for more information of the protocol. | ||
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## How to install | ||
You can install this as a package by running the following: | ||
Package manager | ||
``` | ||
Install-Package SqrlForNet | ||
``` | ||
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CLI | ||
``` | ||
dotnet add package SqrlForNet | ||
``` | ||
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Or searching for it in with Nuget Manager within your project | ||
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## Requirements | ||
To use this package you will need a .Net Standard 2.0 app | ||
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For use with ASP.net you will need a .Net core 2.2 or later version | ||
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## How to use | ||
For help on using this package please visit the GitHub Wiki here https://github.com/TechLiam/SQRL-For-Dot-Net-Standard/wiki | ||
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For examples use the examples here: https://github.com/TechLiam/SQRL-For-Dot-Net-Standard/tree/master/Examples |
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