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new web app · AzureAD/microsoft-identity-web Wiki · GitHub

To create a new ASP.NET Core web app you can either use the command line, or the Visual Studio wizard.

You can create a web app that sign-in users. You can also add the capability for your web app to call Microsoft Graph, or any downstream API. Based on what you want to have, use the following commands, from a developer prompt.

ex: The following command creates a new web app that calls Microsoft graph

dotnet new webapp --auth SingleOrg --calls-graph

The following command creates a new web app that calls a downstream API located at https://localhost:12345/ accepting a scope https://myapp.mydomain.com/read

dotnet new webapp --auth SingleOrg --called-api-scopes https://myapp.mydomain.com/read --called-api-url https://localhost:12345/

You can also replace webapp by:

• mvc to have controllers and views instead of razor pages
• razor (which is the same as webapp)
• blazorserver to have a web app with blazor pages. From the authentication point of view things will be the same.

AFter the command line runs, you 'll have the code for your web app. You now need to map the configuration of this code (in the appsettings.json file) to a app registration in Azure AD (new or existing). For this, check out the msidentity-app-sync tool

1. In Visual Studio, choose Create a new project

2. In the Create a new project dialog, choose ASP.NET Core web app, and press Next

3. Provide a project name, a location, and a solution name, and press next

4. in the next dialog, in the Authentication type drop down, choose "Microsoft identity platform"

   then click Create

5. Once the code is generated, the 'Connected services' page automatically opens in Visual Studio, and proposes you to install the donet msidentity tool, that will handle the app registration for you. Click Next

6. Choose a tenant where to create an application. Depending on the tenant type (AAD or B2C), your code will be updated to be an AAD or an Azure AD B2C application.

7. Create a new app, or pick an existing app in the tenant.

8. Choose if you want to call Microsoft Graph or not. The code for your application will be updated accordingly

9. If you chose to call an API, the wizard will also provide you with options to store the application secret.

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