It said here that Blazor server uses AuthenticationStateProvider but not much on how to actually implement your own simple email-password authentication to login users. And I mean your own, not redirecting to /Account/Login (as it seems in example projects), because redirecting to Identity Core default /Account/Login is somewhat never used way. People will always need custom login page/component with their styles and their behaviour.
For people coming from MVC and React/Angular Blazor seems like some magical thing with multiple possibilities.
So it's natural that they will go and use Identity Core as simple as it is: SignInManager.PasswordSignIn
Unfortunately, people will stumble upon error that they would not know how to resolve, about headers etc (because it seems SignInManager is suited for http requests based authentication and not socket based authentication).
Leaving developers using Blazor server without information how to actually authenticate with your simple 2 inputs 1 button form (one of the most basic things for fullstack frameworks, knowledge how to login your users)
I'm not sure myself how to actually login users in Blazor server without creating multiple inherited classes for each application (which seems very excessive for basic need to login users) to recreate your own token based authentication for SignalR, but it would be very nice if Blazor will give us some more magic to easily login users via some kind of builtin BlazorSignInManager or something.
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It said here that Blazor server uses AuthenticationStateProvider but not much on how to actually implement your own simple email-password authentication to login users. And I mean your own, not redirecting to /Account/Login (as it seems in example projects), because redirecting to Identity Core default /Account/Login is somewhat never used way. People will always need custom login page/component with their styles and their behaviour.
For people coming from MVC and React/Angular Blazor seems like some magical thing with multiple possibilities.
So it's natural that they will go and use Identity Core as simple as it is: SignInManager.PasswordSignIn
Unfortunately, people will stumble upon error that they would not know how to resolve, about headers etc (because it seems SignInManager is suited for http requests based authentication and not socket based authentication).
Leaving developers using Blazor server without information how to actually authenticate with your simple 2 inputs 1 button form (one of the most basic things for fullstack frameworks, knowledge how to login your users)
I'm not sure myself how to actually login users in Blazor server without creating multiple inherited classes for each application (which seems very excessive for basic need to login users) to recreate your own token based authentication for SignalR, but it would be very nice if Blazor will give us some more magic to easily login users via some kind of builtin BlazorSignInManager or something.
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⚠ Do not edit this section. It is required for docs.microsoft.com ➟ GitHub issue linking.