internal void AddUserAndRole()
{
// Access the application context and create result variables.
var context = new SummitCommunityDbContext();
IdentityResult IdRoleResult;
IdentityResult IdUserResult;
// Create a RoleStore object by using the ApplicationDbContext object.
// The RoleStore is only allowed to contain IdentityRole objects.
var roleStore = new RoleStore <IdentityRole>(context);
// Create a RoleManager object that is only allowed to contain IdentityRole objects.
// When creating the RoleManager object, you pass in (as a parameter) a new RoleStore object.
var roleMgr = new RoleManager <IdentityRole>(roleStore);
// Then, you create the "canEdit" role if it doesn't already exist.
if (!roleMgr.RoleExists("admin"))
{
IdRoleResult = roleMgr.Create(new IdentityRole {
Name = "admin"
});
}
// Create a UserManager object based on the UserStore object and the ApplicationDbContext
// object. Note that you can create new objects and use them as parameters in
// a single line of code, rather than using multiple lines of code, as you did
// for the RoleManager object.
var userMgr = new UserManager <User>(new UserStore <User>(context));
var user = new User
{
FirstName = "John",
LastName = "Doe",
UserName = "******",
Email = "*****@*****.**"
};
IdUserResult = userMgr.Create(user, "123456");
// If the new "canEdit" user was successfully created,
// add the "canEdit" user to the "canEdit" role.
if (!userMgr.IsInRole(userMgr.FindByName("admin").Id, "admin"))
{
IdUserResult = userMgr.AddToRole(userMgr.FindByName("admin").Id, "admin");
}
}
internal void AddUserAndRole()
{
// Access the application context and create result variables.
var context = new SummitCommunityDbContext();
IdentityResult IdRoleResult;
IdentityResult IdUserResult;
// Create a RoleStore object by using the ApplicationDbContext object.
// The RoleStore is only allowed to contain IdentityRole objects.
var roleStore = new RoleStore<IdentityRole>(context);
// Create a RoleManager object that is only allowed to contain IdentityRole objects.
// When creating the RoleManager object, you pass in (as a parameter) a new RoleStore object.
var roleMgr = new RoleManager<IdentityRole>(roleStore);
// Then, you create the "canEdit" role if it doesn't already exist.
if (!roleMgr.RoleExists("admin"))
{
IdRoleResult = roleMgr.Create(new IdentityRole { Name = "admin" });
}
// Create a UserManager object based on the UserStore object and the ApplicationDbContext
// object. Note that you can create new objects and use them as parameters in
// a single line of code, rather than using multiple lines of code, as you did
// for the RoleManager object.
var userMgr = new UserManager<User>(new UserStore<User>(context));
var user = new User
{
FirstName = "John",
LastName = "Doe",
UserName = "******",
Email = "*****@*****.**"
};
IdUserResult = userMgr.Create(user, "123456");
// If the new "canEdit" user was successfully created,
// add the "canEdit" user to the "canEdit" role.
if (!userMgr.IsInRole(userMgr.FindByName("admin").Id, "admin"))
{
IdUserResult = userMgr.AddToRole(userMgr.FindByName("admin").Id, "admin");
}
}