You can use either the latest version of Visual Studio or .NET CLI for Windows, Mac and Linux.

• .NET Version 5.0
• Docker
• node.js Version 14

Before you begin please install .NET 5.0, node.js 14 & Docker on your machine.

This application uses .NET 5 to provide an identity service currently implemented with IdentityServer 4 wrapping ASP.NET Identity. It is used to provide token-based authentication and API access control in the associated Buying Catalogue services.

This repository uses .NET 5, node.js and Docker.

It contains the following endpoints:

• account/login
  • Returns a HTML view.
• account/logout
  • Ends the current session
• api/v1/organisations
  • Returns all organisations
• api/v1/organisations/{id}
  • Returns the organisation with the given ID
• api/v1/organisations/{organisationId}/users
  • Returns the users for the organisation with the given ID

The application is broken down into the following project libraries:

• API
  • Defines and exposes the available Buying Catalogue Identity endpoints.
• API.UnitTests
  • Contains all of the unit tests for the API project.
• API.IntegrationTests
  • Contains all of the integration tests for the API project.
• Identity.UserDatabase
  • Defines the artefacts for the Identity database, which is used to manage users and organizations
• Organisations.API
  • Defines and exposes the endpoints for viewing and managing organisations and their users

The database project is a SQL Server project, which is only fully supported by Visual Studio on Windows. However, some limited functionality should still be available in other editors.

When making changes to the database make sure to remove the Docker volume as described below before running the application.

A local SMTP server has been added to the docker network for development purposes.

This server is maildev server with stunnel wrapper around it for TLS 1.2 support.

Navigate to localhost:1180/email to view the mailbox UI.

Before running the application it is necessary to generate a certificate. Scripts are provided (details below) that will create the required certificate. These scripts should only need to be run once prior to starting the application or running the tests for the first time. The script will create a directory named mkcert; do not delete this directory – it is required for HTTPS support and for the integration tests. However, if any issues occur or the mkcert directory is accidentally deleted the script can be re-run.

Run the Create Certificate.ps1 PowerShell script.

Run the create_certificate.sh bash script.

Note: this script assumes you are running a Debian-based distribution. If you are running a distribution that does not use APT for package management you will need to edit the script or run the equivalent set of commands manually.

To start up the web application, run the following command from the root directory of the repository.

docker-compose up -d --build

This will start the application in a docker container. You can verify that the service has launched correctly by navigating to the following url via any web browser.

https://localhost:9070/identity/account/login

To stop the application, run the following command from the root directory of the repository, which will stop the service within the docker container.

docker-compose down -v

Start the application as decribed in running the application and run the integration tests using your preferred test runner.