How do I customize ASP.NET Core Identity in Server-Side Blazor?

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For normal MVC-style websites, I get a set of pre-generated pages for ASP.NET Core Identity that I can customize. With it I can do things like ask for the user's age on the registration page.

What is the equivalent for server-side Blazor?

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there is nothing available out-of-the-box right now. however other projects like oqtane.org have forged ahead with their own initiatives in the area to provide pure blazor UI – Jazb
@Jazb, pure Blazor UI ? This can easily achieved using Web Api endpoints and Jwt ! Do you have an idea how they did it ? – enet
@Isaac - it's an open source project here: github.com/oqtane/oqtane.framework – Jazb

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The difference you see is not directly related to Blazor but is present in all AspNetCore > 2.x projects.
The GUI is inside a set of 'canned' Razor pages inside a package.

When you have used the right starter template you should already see an Areas folder with a few files in it.

Right-click your project, choose Add, New Scaffolded Item, Identity.

The selected Razor pages are now extracted to your project and you can alter them. You will also need an ApplicationUser : IdentityUser {} but that should be familiar.

You may need to fix a few things after applying the scaffolding. See https://stackoverflow.com/a/57663817/60761