I expanded my custom CLI to scaffold .NET 5 microservices, gateways, and Web APIs that includes easy JWT Authorization set up. It also includes a lot of doc updates, including how to work with auth in .NET 5

I posted a few months ago about the Wrapt framework that I made to scaffold out web api’s using a single CLI command and a yaml or json file that describes the API. I’ve continued working on it over the past few months and wanted to share the latest with the community.I just pushed a new release last night that enables microservice and gateway scaffolding along with lots of clean up. Additionally, I added detailed Authorization scaffolding capabilities for both microservices and web apis. This includes updates to the wrapt docs to detail all of the new features and new a new repo of examples to augment those on the docs site.Of particular note, I spent a lot of time the past few months deep diving auth and put together a (living) docs page on working with auth in .NET 5 for anyone that’s interested. It obviously covers how to use Auth in Wrapt, but also hits on everything from basic jargon clarity to setting up an authentication server with Duende.Some upcoming updates:More auth enhancements (current user, auditable tracking, etc.)A cookie management BFF so you can use cookies with SPAsEasy deployment with Docker and moreComplementary front end scaffolding with React, NextJs, BlazorLots of new commands for easily managing your projects over time via /r/dotnet https://ift.tt/3dFkStV