CofoundryExample.SSOAndContent

This sample shows how you can use an external auth provider and manage simple content using a Content custom entity with a simple Html property.

To get started:

1. Create a database named 'CofoundryExample.SSOAndContent' and check the Cofoundry connection string in appsettings.json file is correct for your sql server instance
2. Run the website and navigate to "/admin", which will display the setup screen
3. Enter an application name and setup your user account. Submit the form to complete the site setup.
4. Either log in and enter your content or try out the SSO sign in at /auth/signin/. The homepage uses AuthorizeUserAreaAttribute so you should be redirected there anyway.

Editing Content

• Navigate to the admin panel at "/admin" and sign in
• You can edit your content on the Content > Content node.
• You're probably not interested in sections like Pages in your admin GUI. Currently the way to customize this is by using a custom role and removing permissions. We will add more customization options in future releases that will allow you to remove features like Pages and Documents completely.

Notes

• In making this sample I've found a number of missing apis that would make this simpler, so both the ContentRepository and SignInService implementation is a bit more complicated than I would like. I'll be adding the missing apis to Cofoundry soon.
• No actual auth is used here, but I've added TODO comments in MemberSignInService where you'd plug this in
• Alternatively to avoid having to do any of the Cofoundry user integration, you could go without installing the Cofoundry.Admin package altogether and host content administration in a separate website. This can also be a helpful scenario if you don't want the back-office running on your internet-facing website.