abp-next-admin/aspnet-core/modules/openIddict/LINGYUN.Abp.OpenIddict.AspNetCore.Session/README.EN.md

LINGYUN.Abp.OpenIddict.AspNetCore.Session

Introduction

LINGYUN.Abp.OpenIddict.AspNetCore.Session is a session management extension module for OpenIddict, providing functionality for user session persistence, validation, and revocation.

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Features

• User Session Management

  • Automatic session persistence on login
  • Automatic session termination on logout
  • Automatic session termination on token revocation
  • UserInfo endpoint session validation

• Multi-tenancy Support

  • Session management supports multi-tenant scenarios
  • Tenant-isolated session storage

• Configurable Session Persistence

  • Support for configuring grant types that require session persistence
  • Default support for password grant type

Installation

dotnet add package LINGYUN.Abp.OpenIddict.AspNetCore.Session

Usage

1. Add [DependsOn(typeof(AbpOpenIddictAspNetCoreSessionModule))] to your module class.

2. Configure session options:

Configure<IdentitySessionSignInOptions>(options =>
{
    options.SignInSessionEnabled = true;    // Enable login session
    options.SignOutSessionEnabled = true;   // Enable logout session
});

Configure<AbpOpenIddictAspNetCoreSessionOptions>(options =>
{
    // Configure grant types that require session persistence
    options.PersistentSessionGrantTypes.Add(GrantTypes.Password);
    options.PersistentSessionGrantTypes.Add("custom_grant_type");
});

Workflow

1. User Login

   • When a user successfully logs in through configured grant types
   • System automatically creates and persists session information

2. Session Validation

   • When user accesses the UserInfo endpoint
   • System automatically validates if the session is valid
   • Returns appropriate error if session has expired or is invalid

3. Session Termination

   • Automatically terminates session on user logout
   • Automatically terminates related sessions on token revocation
   • Supports session management for multiple concurrent logins

Notes

• Session persistence only applies to configured grant types
• Session validation automatically switches tenant context in multi-tenant environments
• Token revocation will terminate related user sessions
• UserInfo endpoint session validation is mandatory, invalid sessions will result in request rejection