CommunityToolkit.Aspire.Hosting.Logto

Logto Hosting Extensions for .NET Aspire

Overview

This package provides .NET Aspire hosting extensions for integrating Logto with your AppHost. It includes helpers for wiring Logto to PostgreSQL (via Aspire.Hosting.Postgres.AddPostgres()) and optional Redis caching, and exposes fluent APIs to configure the required environment variables for Logto database connectivity, initialization, and caching.

Features

• Configure Logto to use PostgreSQL via AddLogto(...).
• Optional Redis integration for caching via .WithRedis(...).
• Fluent helpers to set environment variables:
  • DB_URL (Postgres connection string)
  • REDIS_URL
  • NODE_ENV
  • ADMIN_ENDPOINT
• Data persistence via:
  • .WithDataVolume() (managed Docker volume)
  • .WithDataBindMount() (host bind mount).
• Configurable Admin Console access and proxy header trust (TRUST_PROXY_HEADER).
• Built-in health check for /api/status.

Usage (AppHost)

using Aspire.Hosting;
using Aspire.Hosting.Postgres;
var postgres = builder.AddPostgres("postgres");

// Basic setup connecting to Postgres
var logto = builder
    .AddLogto("logto", postgres)
    .WithDatabaseSeeding();

// Advanced setup with Redis and specific configurations
var redis = builder.AddRedis("redis");

var logtoSecure = builder
    .AddLogto("logto-secure", postgres, databaseName: "logto_secure_db")
    .WithRedis(redis)
    .WithAdminEndpoint("https://admin.example.com")
    .WithDisableAdminConsole(false)
    .WithTrustProxyHeader(true)      // optional override, default is already true
    .WithSensitiveUsername(true)
    .WithNodeEnv("production");

Logto will be configured with:

• DB_URL=postgresql://.../logto_db (constructed from the Postgres resource)
• REDIS_URL=... (when Redis is attached with .WithRedis(...))
• ADMIN_ENDPOINT=... (when configured with .WithAdminEndpoint(...))
• NODE_ENV=production (when configured with .WithNodeEnv(...))
• Auto-configured health checks on /api/status.

Notes

• Extension methods are in the Aspire.Hosting namespace.
• Call .WithDatabaseSeeding() to run the database seeding command npm run cli db seed -- --swe && npm start on startup.
• Container ports are 3001 (HTTP) and 3002 (Admin). Host ports are random by default unless explicitly configured.