First Run

Clone Repo

git clone https://github.com/webinex/starter-kit

First Run

1. Ask Azure administrator for Service Bus connection string and topic name
   Set them in: src/StarterKit/StarterKit.App.Api/appsettings.Personal.json
src/StarterKit/StarterKit.Identity/appsettings.Personal.json

   {
     "ConnectionStrings": {
       "ServiceBus": "<your-service-bus-connection-string>"
     },
     "Cap": {
       "TopicPath": "<your cap topic name>"
     }
   }

2. Ask team lead for SendGrid access key
   Set it in: src/StarterKit/StarterKit.Identity/appsettings.Personal.json

   {
     "SendGrid": {
       "Key": "<your-sendgrid-key>"
     }
   }

3. Create attachments folder
   Create D://starter-kit-attachments folder or override attachments folder with src/StarterKit/StarterKit.App.Api/appsettings.Personal.json

   {
     "Attachments": {
       "BasePath": "<your-fully-qualified-path-to-attachments-folder>"
     }
   }

4. Create starter-kit database
   If you'd like to use another database, you need to add appsettings.Personal.json files in:

   src/StarterKit/StarterKit.App.Api src/StarterKit/StarterKit.App.Migrations src/StarterKit/StarterKit.Identity src/StarterKit/StarterKit.Identity.Migrations

   with:

   {
     "ConnectionStrings": {
       "Default": "<your-connection-string>"
     }
   }

5. Apply migrations
   Go to src/StarterKit/StarterKit.App.Migrations and run dotnet run -- migrate
   Go to src/StarterKit/StarterKit.Identity.Migrations and run dotnet run -- migrate

6. Setup SQL Server distributed cache
   dotnet tool install --global dotnet-sql-cache
dotnet sql-cache create "Data Source=localhost;Initial Catalog=starter-kit;Integrated Security=True;" dbo DistributedCache

7. Run projects
   Open src/StarterKit/StarterKit.sln and run projects StarterKit.Identity and StarterKit.App.Api Open src/StarterKit/StarterKit.App.Api/ClientApp and run yarn install && yarn start

8. Sign Up
   Open http://localhost:3000/sign-up and finish registration. Follow instructions in email

9. Give existing users admin permissions

   declare @roleId uniqueidentifier = NEWID();
   
   insert into Roles
   values (@roleId, 'Admin');
   
   insert into RolePermissions
   values (@roleId, 'users.read'),
   (@roleId, 'users.write'),
   (@roleId, 'roles.read'),
   (@roleId, 'roles.update'),
   (@roleId, 'roles.create'),
   (@roleId, 'roles.delete');
   
   insert into RoleUsers (RoleId, UserId)
   select @roleId, Id
   from Users