This project uses C#, MySQL, Entity Framework, Microsoft Identity, and MVC to create a web interface that will allow the user to add treats and assign a number of flavors to them if they have an account and are logged in. The interface will achieve this by utilizing a MySQL database along with Identity authorization.
| Behavior | Input | Output |
|---|---|---|
| Create an object called Treat with properties for name and flavors | ||
| Create an object called Flavor with properties for name and treats | ||
| Allow users to create a new Treat object through a user interface | ||
| Allow users to edit a Treat through a user interface | ||
| Allow users to delete a Treat through a user interface | ||
| Create a database with tables for Treat and Flavor objects using Entity Framework and code first development and database migrations | ||
| Maintain a many-to-many relationship between Treat and Flavor objects via a joing table | ||
| Allow users to create a new join relationship between an Treat and a Flavor from the Treat Details page | ||
| Allow users to create an account and log-in to it | ||
| Permit access to Create, Edit and Delete routes to logged-in users only |
Requirements:
- .NET Core SDK 2.2
- MySQL Server 8.0.19
- MySQL Workbench 8.0.19
- Entity Framework
To use this program:
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Open your preferred browser.
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Navigate to https://github.com/jkbutserious/SweetShop.Solution.git.
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Click the Code button and click Download ZIP to clone the repository to your computer.
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Open the Windows PowerShell console, VS Code Bash terminal, or the MacOS Terminal and use the
cd [YOUR DOWNLOAD FILEPATH]/SweetShop.Solution/SweetShopcommand to navigate to the SweetShop subdirectory. -
Use the
dotnet restorecommand to install the necessary packages on your computer. -
Use the
dotnet runcommand to run the program. -
Use the web interface to add Treats and keep track of Pierre's many flavors.
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Ensure that the following code is present in your appsettings.json file:
{ "ConnectionStrings": { "DefaultConnection": "Server=localhost;Port=3306;database=james_henager;uid=root;pwd=epicodus;" } } -
If you have any issues running this program, please reach out to the developer or troubleshoot at your own risk.
To recreate the database using MySQL and Entity Framework Core:
Note: These instructions assume that you have installed and set up your MySQL Server according to Epicodus's guidelines, as well as Entity Framework Core. For more information, see Installing and Configuring MySQL and Configuration for Entity Framework Core.
- Open Windows PowerShell, the MacOS Terminal, or your VS Code terminal and use the command
cd [YOUR DOWNLOAD FILEPATH]/SweetShop.Solution. - Ensure that the Migrations folder is included in your cloned repository.
- Use the
dotnet ef database updatecommand to apply the latest database migration. - Use MySQL Workbench or your preferred terminal to verify the database schema.
To contribute to this project:
- Open your preferred browser.
- Navigate to https://github.com/jkbutserious/SweetShop.Solution.
- Log into or sign up for your GitHub account.
- Click the Fork button to copy the repository and all source code.
- From your forked repository, you can download or clone the repository, by clicking the Code button.
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To clone the repository in Visual Studio Code's terminal, use the command
git clone https://github.com/[YOUR-USER-NAME-HERE]/SweetShop.Solution -
To clone the repository in GitHub Desktop, click the Open in Desktop option
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To download the repository, click the Download ZIP option, save the archive to your computer, and extract it to the folder of your choice
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Use your preferred code editor to edit the appropriate model and view files. New classes should be added in the Models subdirectory and should use the
SweetShop.Modelsnamespace. Note: the SweetShop.csproj file is a C# project file and should not be edited. -
Use the
dotnet ef migrations add [YOUR MIGRATION NAME HERE]to add a new database migration.You can also export your database schema from MySQL Workbench by using the Data Export option on the Administration tab of your database, select the schema you want to export, select the Dump Structure and Data option from the dropdown menu, and click the Start Export button. Make sure to name the file james_henager.sql and add the file to your repository in the top-level directory.
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Save any changes you make in your code editor and use your preferred git solution to commit your changes.
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Push your changes to your forked repository.
- No additional code is necessary to view this project.
No known issues. Please contact me if you have any problems.
To report any issues with this page or to contribute to this project, contact James Henager at jameschenager@gmail.com.
- C#
- .NET Core 2.2
- MySQL Server 8.0.19
- MySQL Workbench 8.0.19
- Entity Framework
- Microsoft Identity
- MVC
- Visual Studio Code
- Git and Git BASH
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