gistlyn · June 7, 2024 04:56
diff --git a/Configure.ApiKeys.cs b/Configure.ApiKeys.cs
 using MyApp.Data;
 using ServiceStack;
 using ServiceStack.Data;
 using ServiceStack.OrmLite;
 using ServiceStack.Configuration;

 [assembly: HostingStartup(typeof(MyApp.ConfigureApiKeys))]

 namespace MyApp;

 public class ConfigureApiKeys : IHostingStartup
 {
    public void Configure(IWebHostBuilder builder) => builder
        .ConfigureServices(services =>
        {
            services.AddPlugin(new ApiKeysFeature
            {
                // Optional: Available Scopes Admin Users can assign to any API Key
                // Features = [
                //     "Paid",
                //     "Tracking",
                // ],
                // Optional: Available Features Admin Users can assign to any API Key
                // Scopes = [
                //     "todo:read",
                //     "todo:write",
                // ],
                
                // Optional: Limit available Scopes Users can assign to their own API Keys
                // UserScopes = [
                //     "todo:read",
                // ],
                // Optional: Limit available Features Users can assign to their own API Keys
                // UserFeatures = [
                //     "Tracking",
                // ],
            });
        })
        .ConfigureAppHost(appHost =>
        {
            using var db = appHost.Resolve<IDbConnectionFactory>().Open();
            var feature = appHost.GetPlugin<ApiKeysFeature>();
            feature.InitSchema(db);
            
            // Optional: Create API Key for specified Users on Startup
            if (feature.ApiKeyCount(db) == 0 && db.TableExists(IdentityUsers.TableName))
            {
                var createApiKeysFor = new [] { "admin@email.com", "manager@email.com" };
                var users = IdentityUsers.GetByUserNames(db, createApiKeysFor);
                foreach (var user in users)
                {
                    List<string> scopes = user.UserName == "admin@email.com"
                        ? [RoleNames.Admin] 
                        : [];
                    feature.Insert(db, 
                        new() { Name = "Seed API Key", UserId = user.Id, UserName = user.UserName, Scopes = scopes });
                }
            }
        });
 }
	using MyApp.Data;
	using ServiceStack;
	using ServiceStack.Data;
	using ServiceStack.OrmLite;
	using ServiceStack.Configuration;

	[assembly: HostingStartup(typeof(MyApp.ConfigureApiKeys))]

	namespace MyApp;

	public class ConfigureApiKeys : IHostingStartup
	{
	public void Configure(IWebHostBuilder builder) => builder
	.ConfigureServices(services =>
	{
	services.AddPlugin(new ApiKeysFeature
	{
	// Optional: Available Scopes Admin Users can assign to any API Key
	// Features = [
	// "Paid",
	// "Tracking",
	// ],
	// Optional: Available Features Admin Users can assign to any API Key
	// Scopes = [
	// "todo:read",
	// "todo:write",
	// ],

	// Optional: Limit available Scopes Users can assign to their own API Keys
	// UserScopes = [
	// "todo:read",
	// ],
	// Optional: Limit available Features Users can assign to their own API Keys
	// UserFeatures = [
	// "Tracking",
	// ],
	});
	})
	.ConfigureAppHost(appHost =>
	{
	using var db = appHost.Resolve<IDbConnectionFactory>().Open();
	var feature = appHost.GetPlugin<ApiKeysFeature>();
	feature.InitSchema(db);

	// Optional: Create API Key for specified Users on Startup
	if (feature.ApiKeyCount(db) == 0 && db.TableExists(IdentityUsers.TableName))
	{
	var createApiKeysFor = new [] { "admin@email.com", "manager@email.com" };
	var users = IdentityUsers.GetByUserNames(db, createApiKeysFor);
	foreach (var user in users)
	{
	List<string> scopes = user.UserName == "admin@email.com"
	? [RoleNames.Admin]
	: [];
	feature.Insert(db,
	new() { Name = "Seed API Key", UserId = user.Id, UserName = user.UserName, Scopes = scopes });
	}
	}
	});
	}