abp-next-admin2/aspnet-core/modules/openIddict/LINGYUN.Abp.OpenIddict.HttpApi.Client/README.EN.md

LINGYUN.Abp.OpenIddict.HttpApi.Client

Introduction

LINGYUN.Abp.OpenIddict.HttpApi.Client is the HTTP API client module for OpenIddict, providing client proxies for remote OpenIddict HTTP API calls.

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Features

• HTTP API Client Proxies

  • Automatic HTTP client proxy generation
  • Support for remote service calls
  • Integration with ABP dynamic HTTP client proxies

• Remote Service Configuration

  • Support for configuring remote service URLs
  • Support for configuring authentication methods
  • Support for configuring request headers

Installation

dotnet add package LINGYUN.Abp.OpenIddict.HttpApi.Client

Usage

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

2. Configure remote services:

public override void ConfigureServices(ServiceConfigurationContext context)
{
    var configuration = context.Services.GetConfiguration();
    
    Configure<AbpRemoteServiceOptions>(options =>
    {
        options.RemoteServices.Default = new RemoteServiceConfiguration
        {
            BaseUrl = configuration["RemoteServices:Default:BaseUrl"]
        };
    });
}

3. Usage example:

// Inject client proxy
private readonly IOpenIddictApplicationAppService _applicationService;

public YourService(IOpenIddictApplicationAppService applicationService)
{
    _applicationService = applicationService;
}

// Call remote service
var input = new OpenIddictApplicationCreateDto
{
    ClientId = "your-client-id",
    DisplayName = "Your App",
    // ... other properties
};
var result = await _applicationService.CreateAsync(input);

Configuration

• RemoteServices
  • Default:BaseUrl - Default remote service URL
  • OpenIddict:BaseUrl - OpenIddict remote service URL

Notes

• Correct remote service URLs need to be configured
• If remote services require authentication, corresponding authentication information needs to be configured
• HTTPS is recommended in production environments
• Client proxies automatically handle authentication token transmission