Add JWT, OTP, and caching features
Upgraded projects to .NET 9.0 and added new projects `KBR.Cache`, `KBR.Shared`, and `KBR.Shared.Lite` to the solution. Introduced JWT authentication and OTP handling with new models, services, and configuration options. Updated database schema with new entities `Users` and `RefreshTokens`, and added migrations for schema changes. Implemented caching strategies using `AppDistributedCache` with support for in-memory, SQL Server, and Redis. Enhanced email handling with `MailHelpers` for domain replacement. Updated controllers, repositories, and configuration files to support new features.
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namespace KBR.Shared.Mail
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{
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public static class MailHelpers
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{
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// Replace email with other domain passed as a parameter
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public static string ReplaceEmailDomain(string email, string newDomain)
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{
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if (string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(email))
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throw new ArgumentException("Email cannot be null or empty.", nameof(email));
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if (string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(newDomain))
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throw new ArgumentException("New domain cannot be null or empty.", nameof(newDomain));
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var atIndex = email.IndexOf('@');
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if (atIndex == -1)
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throw new ArgumentException("Invalid email format.", nameof(email));
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return $"{email.Substring(0, atIndex + 1)}{newDomain}";
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}
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}
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}
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