InuNoTaisho: Angular and .NET Core 2 stack

This is the Angular 6 and .NET Core 2 fullstack version of my website which is www.ebseiten.com.

Its about 52% of the way complete. It runs so long as you have mongodb running.

This backend is using .NET Core 2 and its Web Api 2 functionality.

Before taking futher steps, make sure you have a few things installed.

Download Visual Studio Community

• If running Windows 7 SP1 and later, download Visual Studio for Windows

• If running macOS Sierra 10.12 or later, download Visual Studio for Mac

First download Visual Studio Code.

• If running Linux, Visual Studio is not available. Fret not, there is a way around that.
• First download Visual Studio Code. Depending on your flavor of Linux you will either download the Debian/Ubuntu Version or the Red Hat/Fedora/SUSE version.
• Second you will need to download mono.

Download NodeJS LTS version. You can download one of two ways.

• First option is downloading NodeJS from the NodeJS Website
• Second for macOS/ Linux users I would advise you to install NVM to allow for multiple versions of node to be used on your system.

Finally clone this repo. Before taking futher steps, make sure you have nodejs and npm installed. Then run npm install to install all required node_modules.

All modules a stored in node_modules and webpack is used as a module loader.

Make sure you have mongodb installed. Redis-server server is no longer required due to the use of JSON Web Tokens to handle sessions. Open another terminal tab and create the desired name for your database using Mongo Shell. Run the command mongo to open the shell and run the use "DATABASE_NAME" to create your desired database.

For easier access use something like Robo3Tor something similar. Command line control of mongo is also an option, but is not covered by this readme.

All modules a stored in node_modules and webpack is used as a module loader. The webpack.config.env.js is basic, but it does what we need.

Go into the inunotaisho.json and either copy the dev database or change database to your desired name. Either way, the databse must be setup using something like Robo 3Tor something similar. Use of the mongod shell is also an option, but is not covered by this readme.

Once finished, then and only then, can you run npm start.

Navigate to localhost:5000 and you should be there.

Documentation

• https://dotnet.github.io/
• http://mongoosejs.com/docs/guide.html
• https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/
• https://webpack.js.org/configuration/
• https://angular.io/docs
• http://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/home.html
• https://github.com/DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped
• http://lesscss.org/

Supporting Software Documentation

• https://robomongo.org/