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azure-msal-auth-schematic

v1.0.3

Published

Scaffolds a secure Angular application with Azure authentication using MSAL.js.

Readme

Azure Auth Schematic

This repository is a Schematic implementation that serves as a starting point for an authorized angular application using MSAL.js to authenticate to an Azure resource. This will get you quickly started on creating a cloud ready angular application.

Requirements

  • Angular 16 or newer (for signal support in the authentication service)
  • No Server-Side Rendering or Static Site Generation (for now)
  • An Azure AD application registration (see below)

Usage

  1. Run the schematic in your Angular project (View the package here):

    ng add azure-msal-auth-schematic
  2. The schematic will:

    • Add MSAL dependencies to your package.json
    • Overwrite src/app/app.config.ts to register MSAL providers
    • Generate:
    • src/app/services/authentication.service.ts
    • src/app/environments/environment.ts
    • src/app/app.config.authentication.ts
    • src/app/app.routes.ts, src/app/app.ts, src/app/app.html, and a simple sample component
  3. Update environment.ts with your Azure AD values:

    • clientId: Your Azure AD Application (client) ID
    • authority: Your Azure AD authority URL

Registering an Azure AD Application

  1. Go to the Azure Portal
  2. Register a new application in Azure Active Directory
  3. Add a redirect URI (e.g., http://localhost:4200/)
  4. Copy the Application (client) ID and Directory (tenant) ID
  5. Update your environment.ts accordingly

Troubleshooting

  • Ensure your project uses Angular 16+ (signals are not available in earlier versions)
  • If you see errors about missing modules in the schematic workspace, they are expected and will not appear in your generated Angular project

Output

The schematic scaffolds a secure Angular app with MSAL.js, ready for Azure AD authentication and API calls.