A sample Cake Shop Website built with ASP.NET Core (Multi-Page Application)

• Only Admin can perform Create/Edit/Delete cakes & manage Orders.
• Normal User can only can buy cakes & view their orders.
• Managing Cart System using cookie.
• Client Side & Server side validation,
• Cookie Based Authentication & Authorization - Not Session
• Login through either Username or Email.
• Responsive UI
• Repository Pattern
• Application Architecture is decoupled form ORM (Entity Framework)

• ASP.NET Core 2.0 (Backend)
• Razor View Engine (For generating markup)
• Entity Framework Core (ORM)
• ASP.NET Identity (Cookie Based Authentication & Authorization - Not Session)
• AutoMapper (For mapping into Domain Model & DTO)
• jQuery & Bootstap 4

admin account : admin@admin.com and Password: Passw@rd!123 (You can change it from appsettings.json before apply update database)

Make sure, dotnet core SDK & npm is installed in your machine.

• Using VS2017

    > git clone https://github.com/ritwickdey/Cake-Shop.git
    > cd Cake-Shop/
  

  • Now Open the CakeShop.sln through VS2017.
  • Open appsettings.json & change the connection string. (But wait! you may not need to change it as this the default connection string of SQL Server Express that comes with Visual Studio).
  • Hit Ctrl+Shift+B to build.
  • Open Package Manager Console from Tools and enter update-database.
  • Hit Ctrl+F5 to run without debugging.

• Using CLI

      > git clone https://github.com/ritwickdey/Cake-Shop.git
      > cd Cake-Shop/Cake-Shop/
      > npm install
      > dotnet restore
      > set ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT=Development
      > set ConnectionStrings:DefaultConnection="<YOUR CONNECTION STRING>"
      > npm i webpack -g
      > webpack --config webpack.config.js
      > npm run build
      > dotnet build 
      > dotnet ef database update
      > dotnet run