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RCommon.Security 2.4.1

RCommon.Security

Provides claims-based security abstractions for RCommon, including current user and current client identity access built on top of ClaimsPrincipal, with configurable claim type mappings and multi-tenancy support.

Features

• Current user abstraction -- ICurrentUser exposes the authenticated user's ID, tenant ID, roles, and claims without depending on a specific auth framework
• Current client abstraction -- ICurrentClient identifies the calling OAuth/API client from the client_id claim
• ClaimsPrincipal accessor -- ICurrentPrincipalAccessor provides the current principal with support for temporary principal replacement via scoped IDisposable
• AsyncLocal principal override -- CurrentPrincipalAccessorBase uses AsyncLocal<T> so overridden principals flow across async contexts
• Configurable claim types -- ClaimTypesConst allows customizing which claim URIs map to user ID, tenant ID, client ID, roles, etc.
• ClaimsIdentity extensions -- helper methods for finding user/tenant/client IDs and for safely adding or replacing claims
• Tenant ID accessor -- ITenantIdAccessor provides runtime access to the current tenant ID for repository filtering; ClaimsTenantIdAccessor resolves it from claims, NullTenantIdAccessor is the default no-op
• Authorization exception -- AuthorizationException with configurable severity, error codes, and fluent data attachment
• Fluent builder API -- integrates with the AddRCommon() builder pattern for one-line DI registration

Installation

dotnet add package RCommon.Security

Usage

using RCommon;
using RCommon.Security.Users;
using RCommon.Security.Clients;

// Register security services in your DI setup
services.AddRCommon(config =>
{
 config.WithClaimsAndPrincipalAccessor();
});

// Inject ICurrentUser or ICurrentClient in your services
public class TenantService
{
 private readonly ICurrentUser _currentUser;
 private readonly ICurrentClient _currentClient;

 public TenantService(ICurrentUser currentUser, ICurrentClient currentClient)
 {
 _currentUser = currentUser;
 _currentClient = currentClient;
 }

 public string GetTenantId()
 {
 if (!_currentUser.IsAuthenticated)
 throw new UnauthorizedAccessException("User is not authenticated.");

 return _currentUser.TenantId
 ?? throw new InvalidOperationException("No tenant claim found.");
 }

 public string GetClientId()
 {
 return _currentClient.Id
 ?? throw new InvalidOperationException("No client identity found.");
 }

 public bool IsInRole(string role)
 {
 return _currentUser.Roles.Contains(role);
 }
}

Tenant ID Accessor

ITenantIdAccessor provides runtime access to the current tenant ID. When WithClaimsAndPrincipalAccessor() is called, the ClaimsTenantIdAccessor is registered, which resolves the tenant ID from the authenticated user's claims:

using RCommon.Security.Claims;

// ITenantIdAccessor is used by repositories to automatically filter and stamp entities
public class TenantAwareService
{
 private readonly ITenantIdAccessor _tenantIdAccessor;

 public TenantAwareService(ITenantIdAccessor tenantIdAccessor)
 {
 _tenantIdAccessor = tenantIdAccessor;
 }

 public string? GetCurrentTenant()
 {
 return _tenantIdAccessor.GetTenantId();
 }
}

The default NullTenantIdAccessor returns null, which causes all tenant filtering to be bypassed. This allows the application to operate without multitenancy configured.

Customizing Claim Types

// Override the default claim type URIs at startup if your identity provider uses custom claims
ClaimTypesConst.UserId = "sub";
ClaimTypesConst.TenantId = "tenant";
ClaimTypesConst.ClientId = "azp";

Key Types

Documentation

For full documentation, visit rcommon.com.

Related Packages

• RCommon.Core - Core abstractions and builder infrastructure
• RCommon.Web - ASP.NET Core integration with HttpContextCurrentPrincipalAccessor

License

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.