Mitc.ProjectTemplates

A dotnet new template package containing project templates for internal use.

Installing

dotnet new install Mitc.ProjectTemplates

Uninstalling

dotnet new uninstall Mitc.ProjectTemplates

Local ENV - Pack, Uninstall & Install

dotnet pack 'C:\devgit\Mitc.Support\Mitc.ProjectTemplates\Mitc.ProjectTemplates.csproj' -c Release
dotnet new uninstall Mitc.ProjectTemplates
dotnet new install (Resolve-Path 'C:\devgit\Mitc.Support\Mitc.ProjectTemplates\bin\Release\Mitc.ProjectTemplates.*.nupkg' | Select-Object -Last 1)

Documentation

API reference and conceptual docs are generated with DocFX.

View locally:

serve-docs.cmd

Or manually: dotnet docfx docs/docfx.json --serve — opens at http://localhost:8080

CI: Documentation is automatically published to GitHub Pages on push to master when docs or Core/Contracts source files change.

ASP.NET Core Unified (aspnet-unified)

A multi-project ASP.NET Core solution with a shared Core library. Supports Razor Pages or Vue SPA frontends, configurable authentication strategies, and optional user sync infrastructure.

Usage:

# Vue SPA (default)
dotnet new aspnet-unified -n MyApp

# Razor Pages
dotnet new aspnet-unified -n MyApp --ui-framework razor

Parameters:

Individual feature toggles are also available for fine-grained control over SSO providers, 2FA, soft deletes, audit logging, and more. Run dotnet new aspnet-unified --help for the full list.

Projects created:

Post-creation: The template automatically restores NuGet packages and (for Vue) runs npm install in the client project.

Features

• Authentication — Cookie-based (Razor) or JWT-based (API/Vue) authentication with ASP.NET Core Identity. Supports local password sign-in and 6 external SSO providers (Google, Microsoft, Facebook, Yahoo, ORCID, Shibboleth), each independently toggled via feature flags.
• Identity strategies — Preconfigured authentication profiles for common scenarios: local-only, enterprise SSO, hybrid, and federated migration. Each strategy sets sensible defaults for registration, password sign-in, SSO, and auto-provisioning.
• Authorization — Granular permission system using strongly-typed Permission and PermissionGroup enumerations. Permissions are assigned to roles and enforced via [RequirePermission] attributes and HasPermission() checks.
• SSO provider management — Admin UI for managing SSO provider credentials, enabled state, and display order. Providers are defined by polymorphic descriptors with type-safe config via SsoConfigKey enum. Supports appsettings defaults with database overrides.
• Claims mapping — Map external identity claims (AD groups, SAML attributes) to internal roles. Admin-configurable rules with per-provider scope.
• User management — CRUD operations with search, pagination, and role assignment. Supports bulk provisioning via CSV upload.
• Role management — CRUD operations with permission assignment and user membership. Role names are enforced as unique.
• Session tracking — Login session tracking (device, browser, OS, IP, location) with ability to view and revoke individual sessions.
• Audit logging — Full audit trail of entity changes with property-level diffs.
• File management — Upload, download, edit, and delete files with blob storage. Ownership-based access control with admin-level file permissions.
• Profile — Self-service profile editing, password changes, and profile picture uploads.
• Two-factor authentication — TOTP-based 2FA with recovery codes.
• Feature flags — Toggle capabilities at runtime via Microsoft.FeatureManagement.
• Soft deletes — Optional soft delete support via EF Core interceptor. Deleted entities are marked inactive and can be reactivated.
• Rate limiting — Authentication endpoints are rate-limited.
• Structured logging — Serilog with console and Application Insights sinks.
• Health checks — Database connectivity health check at /health.
• API documentation — OpenAPI + Scalar UI (Vue/API mode).