Interactive software that allows a user to search and identify motorcycle parts from a Motorcycle Parts Manual

1. Open a command prompt or terminal
2. Navigate to the repository folder
3. If the src/Libraries/Db/Db.Infrastructure/Migrations sub-folder are not empty and the database structure is up to date, skip the following sub-steps:
   1. Check if dotnet ef --version returns the version 5.0.0, if not follow the troubleshooting steps.
   2. If the database needs to be reset, delete the folders inside the src/Libraries/Db/Db.Infrastructure/Migrations folder and the src/Libraries/Db/Db.API/motor.db and src/Libraries/Db/Db.API/auth.db files
   3. Ensure that you are at the root of the repository
   4. Run the following commands:
      • dotnet ef migrations add ManualInitial -p Libraries/Db/Db.Infrastructure -s Libraries/Db/Db.API -o Migrations/Manual -c ManualContext
      • dotnet ef migrations add IdentityInitial -p Libraries/Db/Db.Infrastructure -s Libraries/Db/Db.API -o Migrations/Identity -c IdentityContext
   5. Verify that the src/Libraries/Db/Db.Infrastructure/Migrations folder now has two subfolders with content
   6. Run the following commands:
      • dotnet ef database update -p Libraries/Db/Db.API -c ManualContext
      • dotnet ef database update -p Libraries/Db/Db.API -c IdentityContext
   7. Run the Db.API project to execute the initial set-up data-seeding process

1. Open a command prompt or terminal
2. Navigate to the repository folder
3. Navigate to src/Libraries/Db/Db.API
4. Enter the following commnand into the command prompt: dotnet dev-certs https -t
5. Confirm any popping up prompts
6. Navigate to src/Application/MRI.Application
7. Repeat steps 4 and 5

To download the EF tool, run the following command in a terminal: dotnet tool install --global dotnet-ef --version 5.0.0

Run dotnet ef --version afterwards to make sure the correct tool version is installed.

When working on/testing the front-end application, the database server must be running in the background.

To do so, follow these steps:

1. In Visual Studio open View -> Terminal
2. Navigate to src/Libraries/Db/Db.API
3. Enter the following command into the terminal: dotnet run

To terminate the running application, press Ctrl+C in the terminal.

With the database application running in the background, the MRI.Application can be run using Visual Studio directly.