My live chat application powered by ASP.NET 5.0 + EF Core + SignalR + JavaScript
App implements simple authorization/authentication functionality using Microsoft ASP.NET Core Identity. The data is supposed to be stored on a local MS SQL Server instance (this can be simply changed by tweaking NuGet packages and Startup.cs file). Do not forget to also modify conncection string in appsettings.json file!
When you run a build, you can test the functionality by opening two browser tabs - one regular and one incognito - and access the app by addressing localhost:port. When authenticated in both tabs, you will see two sample users (not clickable) and the accounts that you just created. Now, you can start sending messages from one tab to another and see how SignalR works in real-time.
Authentication page:
Main page:
Project structure:
