Localization

Auth resolves the message for each of its exceptions through ASP.NET Localization, which loads JSON files from messages/{language} and uses each file name as the message group. Every message this package produces lives in the auth group. They reach the client only once UseHttpErrorResponses is in the pipeline, since without it the exceptions still map but nothing writes the response they map to.

Auth Messages

Create messages/{language}/auth.json for every language the API should support. The code-group labels below use language codes, but each block is the content for that language's auth.json file.

WARNING

The auth file is shared with ASP.NET Auth Credentials when both packages are installed. Add these keys alongside the ones that page lists rather than replacing the file, or that package's messages resolve to their raw keys.

en.json

{
    "missing-user-id": "The request is not associated with a signed-in user.",
    "missing-refresh-token": "This request requires a refresh token.",
    "unknown-app": "This application is not available on this address."
}

nl.json

{
    "missing-user-id": "De aanvraag is niet gekoppeld aan een ingelogde gebruiker.",
    "missing-refresh-token": "Deze aanvraag vereist een vernieuwingstoken.",
    "unknown-app": "Deze applicatie is niet beschikbaar op dit adres."
}

fr.json

{
    "missing-user-id": "La requête n'est associée à aucun utilisateur connecté.",
    "missing-refresh-token": "Cette requête nécessite un jeton de rafraîchissement.",
    "unknown-app": "Cette application n'est pas disponible à cette adresse."
}