BookStores is a getting started template for Blazor developers. It takes care of authentication and authorization so that you can concentrate on your business logic. Also it has some sample pages showing how you can bridge the gaps between Database + API + UI layers in the project. If you are looking for a head start then you are in luck.
- IDE - Visual Studio or VS Code
- Framework - .NET Core 3.0 or Greater
- Database - SQL Express/Server
- Clone this repo to your local machine using
https://github.com/CuriousDrive/BookStores.git
BookStores Database
- Create database
BookStoresDB
in SQL Express/Server - To create the data run SQL query from
BookStores/Database/GenerateData.sql
BookStores Web API
- Open project
BookStores/BookStoresWebAPI/BookStoresWebAPI.sln
- Run Project through Visual Studio/Terminal
- Go to
https://localhost:5001/swagger
orhttps://localhost:44315/swagger
Blazor Server App
- Open Project
BookStores/BlazorServerApp/BlazorServerApp.sln
- Run Project through Visual Studio/Terminal
- Go to
https://localhost:6001/
orhttps://localhost:44391/
- Click on login. You should get logged in as
[email protected]
The best part about BookStores that it's been documented while it was getting built. Please check out below videos if you wish to build your own project from the scratch.
Video Series | Topics |
---|---|
Start Watching | ASP.NET Core Web API Tutorials |
Start Watching | Blazor Server Tutorials |
If you have any questions on how this project is setup then you can reach out to us on below handles.
https://twitter.com/curious_drive
https://www.facebook.com/curiousdrive/
https://www.youtube.com/c/curiousdrive
Let us know how it goes.