This sample is based on the TODO MVC Angular.js sample and the Visual Studio 2015 single-page application template, but adding:

• An ASP.NET Web API as the backend for the angular app
• Support for multiple users (including Facebook auth)

1. Open TodoApp.sln using Visual Studio 2013/2015.
2. Press F5 to run it. Entity Framework will create a new empty database for the app (and an .mdf file under the App_Data folder).

Note: The app was only tested in Chrome.

The solution is using:

• Created with Visual Studio 2015
• ASP.NET MVC + ASP.NET Web API 2
• LocalDB SQL Database for storing users and lists
• Angular.js
• Bootstrap 3
• Font Awesome
• Social Buttons for Bootstrap

1. Solution was bootstrapped using the ASP.NET Single Page Application template.
2. Removed all non-essential auth features (2-factor-auth, account lockout, password recovery, etc.).
3. Web API: Configured Json formatter as default and removed XML formatter.
4. Added Web API as single page app backend.
5. Remove client-side support for localStorage to simplify sample.
6. Added ng-strict-di directive and updated code to use inline array annotation.
7. Configured Facebook authentication.
8. Added Social Buttons for Bootstrap for the FB login button.
9. Fixed styles to have both bootstrap and TodoMVC styles present in the app.
10. Added a test project for testing the Web API by mocking EF DbSet and ASP.NET Identity ApplicationUserManager class.

See https://github.com/johnpapa/angular-styleguide for Angular style guidelines followed.

1. Use Bootstrap consistently.
2. Font awesome is not working when ASP.NET bundling is enabled.
3. Update the login flow to use angular and tokens (not standard MVC views).
4. Autofocus on the textbox after adding a new TODO.
5. Test and fix mobile responsiveness.
6. Test in all browsers.
7. Add more unit tests.