• This is a sample Windows Form application utilizing the FusionAuth APIs in C#.
  • This does not run on Visual Studio for Mac.
• This is a sample application written for a blog post that utilizes the FusionAuth APIs.

• You will need a working version of a FusionAuth Server to point the application to.

  • In the root directory of this repo you'll find a Docker compose file (docker-compose.yml) and an environment variables configuration file (.env). Assuming you have Docker installed on your machine, you can stand up FusionAuth on your machine with:

     docker-compose up -d 

    • The credentials for the instance:
      • Url: http://localhost:9011
      • Admin Username: admin@example.com
      • Admin Password: password

    Note: If you ever want to reset the FusionAuth system, delete the volumes created by docker-compose by executing docker-compose down -v, then re-run docker-compose up -d.

  • See How to Run FusionAuth in the FusionAuth documentation for alternatives.

• If you are using the docker image associated with this project, you should not have to update anything. However, if you are using another instance of a FusionAuth you will need to update the App.config file to work with your environment.
  • FusionAuthUrl is the location of the FusionAuth instance you are running.
    • This will be http://localhost:9011 if you are running the docker image above.
  • FusionAuthAPIKey is the API key for the instance .
    • See Managing API Keys in the FusionAuth documentation if needed.

Once the App.config settings are configured correctly the application will be able to connect to the FusionAuth server specified.

This application can do 3 things.

• Create User
  • Enter the user information for the user and click the Create User button.
    • The user info has been pre-populated and can be changed
• Delete User
  • Click the Populate Users button to fill the combo box with users.
  • Select a user.
  • Click the Delete User button.
• Add a user to Group
  • Click the Populate Users and Groups button to fill the combo box with users.
    • You will need to create groups in the FusionAuth Admin Interface before they will populate in the application.
  • Select a group you want to add the user to and then select a user.
  • Click the Add User to Group button.

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