Openiddict-core: How to hash client secret to insert into database manually?

[xperiandri]

Maybe create a dotGet package?
https://medium.com/@tonerdo/introducing-dotget-an-installer-for-net-core-cli-apps-9ba79ac7cd89

[kinosang]

I do that with a simple console project with only one line codes:

Console.WriteLine(CryptoHelper.Crypto.HashPassword("a password"));

or you can use a random string generator such as RNGCryptoServiceProvider with Base64 encoding to get a random key.

[kevinchalet]

or you can use a random string generator such as RNGCryptoServiceProvider with Base64 encoding to get a random key.

It's possible, but you'll have to override the default application managers (Crypto.HashPassword uses a special format that embeds a version, the hash and the salt in the same payload)

[kinosang]

@PinpointTownes

my mistake, I mean use RNGCryptoServiceProvider to generate random string, then use Crypto.HashPassword for hashing.

[xperiandri]

I post dotnet global commands tutorial here in order someone (maybe me or my student) will create such a command.