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For testing you can create a free account in one click at and copy the options below the title SMTP configuration.

Configure SMTP settings for email within the AppSettings section in the /appsettings.json file.

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But to get up and running quickly just follow the below steps. Run the Angular App with a Boilerplate ASP.NET Core 3.1 APIįor full details about the boilerplate ASP.NET Core api see ASP.NET Core 3.1 - Boilerplate API with Email Sign Up, Verification, Authentication & Forgot Password.

Start the application by running npm start from the command line in the project root folder, this will launch a browser displaying the application.įor more info on setting up an Angular development environment see Angular - Setup Development Environment.

#One click root email and password free install#

Install all required npm packages by running npm install from the command line in the project root folder (where the package.json is located).

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Here it is in action: (See on StackBlitz at ) The example project is available on GitHub at. The JWT is used for accessing secure routes on the api and the refresh token is used for generating new JWT access tokens when (or just before) they expire, the Angular app starts a timer to refresh the JWT token 1 minute before it expires to keep the account logged in. On successful authentication the api (or fake backend) returns a short lived JWT access token that expires after 15 minutes, and a refresh token that expires after 7 days in a cookie. JWT authentication with refresh tokensĪuthentication is implemented with JWT access tokens and refresh tokens.

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Admins can access the admin section and manage all accounts, regular user accounts can only update their own profile. The first account registered is assigned to the Admin role and subsequent accounts are assigned to the regular User role. The fake backend displays "email" messages on screen because it can't send real emails, so after registration a "verification email" is displayed with a link to verify the account just registered, click the link to verify the account and login to the Angular boilerplate app. There are no accounts registered in the application by default, in order to login you must first register and verify an account. You can build your own api or hook it up with one of the boilerplate apis available (ASP.NET Core 3.1, Node.js + MongoDB, Node.js + MySQL) with the instructions below. The Angular boilerplate app runs with a fake backend by default to enable it to run completely in the browser without a real backend api (backend-less), to switch to a real backend api you just have to remove a couple of lines of code from the app module file ( /src/app/).

Admin section with sub section for managing all accounts (restricted to the Admin role).

Forgot password and reset password functionality.

Role based authorization with support for two roles ( User & Admin).

#One click root email and password free how to#

In this tutorial we'll cover how to implement a boilerplate sign up and authentication system in Angular that includes: