Goodtocode.SecuredHttpClient 1.1.7

Goodtocode.SecuredHttpClient

A secure, resilient HTTP client registration and access token management library for .NET and Blazor. Easily add OAuth2-protected HttpClients to your application with support for both Client Credentials and Authorization Code PKCE flows.

Features

• Register HttpClients that automatically acquire and attach OAuth2 access tokens
• Supports Client Credentials and Authorization Code PKCE flows
• Built-in token caching and refresh
• Pluggable token providers via IAccessTokenProvider
• Resilience (retry with jitter) for HTTP requests
• Extension methods for adding bearer tokens to requests
• Simple integration with Blazor, ASP.NET Core, and .NET DI

Installation

Install via NuGet:

dotnet add package Goodtocode.SecuredHttpClient

Quick Start

1. Register a Secured HttpClient (Blazor/ASP.NET Core)

Client Credentials Flow

services.AddClientCredentialHttpClient(
    configuration, // IConfiguration
    clientName: "MyApiClient",
    baseAddress: new Uri("https://api.example.com"),
    maxRetry: 5 // optional
);

Authorization Code PKCE Flow

services.AddAuthCodePkceHttpClient(
    configuration, // IConfiguration
    clientName: "MyApiClient",
    baseAddress: new Uri("https://api.example.com"),
    maxRetry: 5 // optional
);

Custom Registration for Blazor RCL

public static IServiceCollection AddAccessTokenHttpClient(
    this IServiceCollection services,
    Action<ResilientHttpClientOptions> configureOptions)
{
    var options = new ResilientHttpClientOptions();
    configureOptions(options);

    if (options.BaseAddress == null)
        throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(configureOptions), "BaseAddress must be provided.");
    if (string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(options.ClientName))
        throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(configureOptions), "ClientName must be provided.");

    services.AddOptions<AuthCodePkceOptions>()
        .ValidateDataAnnotations()
        .ValidateOnStart();
    services.AddScoped<IAccessTokenProvider, DownstreamApiAccessTokenProvider>();
    services.AddScoped<TokenHandler>();

    services.AddHttpClient(options.ClientName, clientOptions =>
    {
        clientOptions.DefaultRequestHeaders.Clear();
        clientOptions.BaseAddress = options.BaseAddress;
    })
    .AddHttpMessageHandler<TokenHandler>()
    .AddStandardResilienceHandler(resilienceOptions =>
    {
        resilienceOptions.Retry.UseJitter = true;
        resilienceOptions.Retry.MaxRetryAttempts = options.MaxRetry;
    });

    return services;
}

2. Add Bearer Token to HttpClient (Manual)

using Goodtocode.SecuredHttpClient.Extensions;

httpClient.AddBearerToken("your-access-token");

Options

• ClientCredentialOptions: For client credentials flow (ClientId, ClientSecret, TokenUrl, Scope)
• AuthCodePkceOptions: For PKCE flow (ClientId, CodeVerifier, RedirectUri, TokenUrl, Scope)
• ResilientHttpClientOptions: For base address, client name, and retry settings

How It Works

• Token providers implement IAccessTokenProvider and handle token acquisition and caching
• TokenHandler automatically attaches the access token to outgoing requests
• Resilience is provided via retry policies with jitter

License

MIT

Contact

• GitHub Repo
• @goodtocode

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