Elastic Identity - The ASP.NET Identity Provider for ElasticSearch

Why use elastic-identity

Elastic-Identity wires up the storage and repository of ElasticSearch with ASP.NET Identity

Reversion History

• 1.0.2
  • Target NEST 1.0.x
• 1.0.0-rc2
  • Fixed version problem with NEST dependency
• 1.0.0-rc1
  • Added support for additional services:
    • IUserTwoFactorStore
    • IUserEmailStore
    • IUserPhoneNumberStore
  • Upgrade to ASP.NET Identity 2.x
  • Upgrade to support Nest 1.x
  • Breaking change in constructor, no more seed parameter, users should override SeedAsync() instead

How to use

Install

Get it from nuget.org

Simple

new ElasticUserStore<ElasticUser>( new Uri( "http://localhost:9200/" ) );

With AutoFac

builder.Register( c => new ElasticUserStore<ElasticUser>( Settings.Default.UserServer ) )
	.AsSelf()
	.AsImplementedInterfaces()
	.SingleInstance();

You should probably consume IUserStore in your code

Let's seed the user store if the index is created

public class MyElasticUserStore<TUser> : ElasticUserStore<TUser>
{
  public MyElasticUserStore( Uri connectionString ) : base( connectionString )
  {
  }
  
  static readonly string[] _roles =
  {
    "Admin", 
    "User", 
    ...
  };

  const string _seedUser = "elonmusk";
  const string _seedPassword = "tesla";

  protected override async Task SeedAsync()
  {
    var user = new ElasticUser {
      UserName = _seedUser
    };
    user.Roles.UnionWith( _roles );

    var userManager = new UserManager<ElasticUser>( this );
    await userManager.CreateAsync( user, _seedPassword );
  }
}


builder.Register( c => new MyElasticUserStore<ElasticUser>( Settings.Default.UserServer ) )
	.AsSelf()
	.AsImplementedInterfaces()
	.SingleInstance();

Extend the user

public enum Transportation {
	Roadster,
	ModelS,
	Other
}


public class MyUser : ElasticUser
{
	public string Twitter { get; set; }
	public Transportation Car { get; set; }
}


new ElasticUserStore<MyUser>( new Uri( "http://localhost:9200/" ) );

More samples and documentation

The code is pretty tiny, so go ahead and explore the source code to find out what's possible. Also, check out the options of the ElasticUserStore constructor

ElasticUserStore( 
	Uri connectionString,							// where's your elasticsearch. Something like http://localhost:9200/ or http://users.tesla-co.internal/
	string indexName = "users",						// what index we're storing the users under. Defaults to "users"
	string entityName = "user",						// type name for each user. Defaults to "user"
	bool forceRecreate = false						// if index exists, drop it before creating it again.
	 )

protected override async Task SeedAsync()
{
  // Put your seeding logic here, stuff that's 
  // executed when the index is created 
}

Contributing

Yes please

Thanks to tstojecki for the NEST-RC1 upgrade

Copyright and license

elastic-identity is licenced under the MIT license. Refer to LICENSE for more information.