KutCode.Security.Ldap.DependencyInjection 1.5.10

📦 KutCode.Security.Ldap.DependencyInjection

Main package for connection with KutCode.Security.Ldap.WebApi
(API microservice for LDAP auth)

See more info here

❓ Usage

After API deploy, use DependencyInjection to inject LDAP API repository.

🛠️ Configuring:

using KutCode.Security.Ldap.DependencyInjection;

var builder = WebApplication.CreateBuilder(args);

var config = builder.Configuration.GetRequiredSection("Ldap");
builder.Services
	.AddKutCodeLdapRepository(config, ServiceLifetime.Scoped);

🔍 appsettings.json example:

{
  "LdapSecurity": {
    "BaseUrl": "http://localhost:9080",
    "RpcBaseUrl": "http://localhost:11080"
  }
}

🏃‍♂️ Usage:

class Worker {
    private readonly IKutCodeLdapRepository _ldap;
    public Worker(IKutCodeLdapRepository ldap) {
        _ldap = ldap;
    }
    
    async Task AuthAsync(CancellationToken ct = default) {
        var authResponse = await _ldap.LoginAsync(default);
    }
}

✨ RPC

If you want ot use gRPC to call Ldap security API just configure WebApplication.
⚠️ Notice!
You can use the same port for gRPC only if connection is TLS secured!
That's because HTTPv2 and HTTPv1 listen on the same port requires TLS.

var builder = WebApplication.CreateBuilder(args);
// ...
var app = builder.Build();

// Just add this
app.MapKutCodeLdapRpc();
// OR you can rewrite RpcBaseUrl from appsettings
app.MapKutCodeLdapRpc("http://ldap.domain.local:9081");
	
app.Run();

And than in any place of your code use:

LdapAuthCommand command = new(login: "test", password: "test");
var response = await command.RemoteExecuteAsync();