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import { LinkCard } from "@astrojs/starlight/components";
This section contains a collection of clients using our BFF security framework.
This sample shows how to use the BFF framework with a JavaScript-based frontend (e.g. SPA).
This sample shows how to use the BFF framework with React.
This sample shows how to use the BFF framework with Angular.
This sample shows how to use the BFF framework with Vue. (contributed by @Marco Cabrera)
This sample shows how to use the BFF framework with Blazor WASM.
This sample shows how to use Authentication in combination with Blazor's AutoRendering feature.
This sample shows how to use the BFF extensions for Microsoft YARP.
This sample shows how to use OpenAPI in combination with BFF.
This sample shows how to have separate projects from the frontend and backend, using CORS to allow cross-site requests from the frontend to the backend.
This sample shows how to host the BFF framework and IdentityServer with Docker. (contributed by @Marco Cabrera)
This sample shows how to configure the BFF for DPoP so that it uses sender-constrained tokens.
This sample shows how to extend the BFF with an IAccessTokenRetriever. This example of an IAccessTokenRetriever performs token exchange for impersonation. If you are logged in as alice you will get a token for bob, and vice versa.
This sample shows how to extend the BFF in a scenario where a new user needs to onboard to the application and the additional information does not need to be provided/stored with the identity provider. Instead, the onboarding flow stores additional data in the application database.
Feel free to ask the developer community if you are looking for a particular sample and can't find it here.