dapper-identity

This sample application demonstrates how to use ASP.NET Core Identity with your own code instead of Entity Framework to handle data storage.

Dapper

I used Dapper, the super lightweight micro-ORM from the brilliant folks at Stack Exchange, to access the underlying database.

But you can easily replace that with your own code if you'd rather use ADO.NET or any other data access mechanism.

More Information

Take a look at this blog post for more detailed infomation on using ASP.NET Core Identity without Entity Framework.

License

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2017 Mark Johnson

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