Authentication option when creating Syncfusion App in template studio

[Andy Jones]

Hi

When I use VS2019 to create a normal Blazor app I get the option to change the authentication mode within the template.

If I use it to create a Syncfusion app, I don't seem to get the same option.

I'm just wondering if I'm missing something?

Many Thanks

Andy

[Ganesan Rengasamy]

Hi Andy Jones, 

Thanks for contacting Syncfusion support.  

As of now we are not providing the authentication option like Microsoft along with the Syncfusion Blazor Template Studio while creating the Syncfusion Blazor application from our side. Already we have the feature request for this authentication option. Please track this authentication feature from the below link. 

https://www.syncfusion.com/feedback/12756/authentication-option-in-blazor-project-template  

Regards, 

Ganesan Rengasamy. 

[Andy Jones]

Hi

Thank you for getting back so quickly.

What would you recommend as the best method for creating an Authenticated Blazor project using Syncfusion controls?

Would I be best to use the standard VS authenticated Blazor template from Visual Studio and then adding the Syncfusion components in afterwards?  Would this be just a case of adding in Syncfusion packages using NuGet and then adding in the Licence key as normal?

thanks

Andy

[Ganesan Rengasamy]

Hi Andy Jones, 

As we already said we can’t create the authenticated Syncfusion Blazor application along with the Syncfusion controls by using our Syncfusion Blazor Template Studio. So, in this case you should follow the below steps to create authenticated Syncfusion Blazor application. 

1. Create the default Microsoft authenticated Blazor application
2. Then convert the default Microsoft Blazor application to Syncfusion Blazor application by using our Syncfusion Blazor conversion extension. Please refer the below link to know about the Syncfusion Blazor conversion extension
   
   https://blazor.syncfusion.com/documentation/visual-studio-integration/visual-studio-extensions/convert-project/
   
   But in this conversion extension we are adding the Syncfusion NuGet packages and theme entries alone in the application and we are not adding the Syncfusion controls code snippet. So, after convert the Blazor application you can add the required controls code manually by using our user guide link.
   
   https://blazor.syncfusion.com/documentation/introduction/
3. Also, we are providing the Syncfusion Scaffolding Visual Studio extension for the following Syncfusion Blazor controls DataGrid, Charts, Scheduler, Diagram, Tree Grid, Rich Text Editor, Document Editor and PDF Viewer. You can add these controls along with the code snippet in your application after created the default authenticated Microsoft Blazor application. Please refer the below link to know about the Syncfusion Blazor Scaffolding.
   
   https://blazor.syncfusion.com/documentation/visual-studio-integration/visual-studio-extensions/scaffolding/
4. After adding the Syncfusion Blazor controls by using the above steps in your authenticated Blazor application, you can register Syncfusion License by follow the steps from the below link.
   
   https://help.syncfusion.com/common/essential-studio/licensing/license-key#blazor

Regards, 

Ganesan Rengasamy. 

[Andy Jones]

Many thanks for the reply

I will use the methods outlined below

Andy

[Ganesan Rengasamy]

Hi Andy Jones, 

Welcome! Please get back to us if you need any further assistance. 

Regards, 

Ganesan Rengasamy.