Simple AngularJS interface using WebAPI, MVC and Identity to financial control

• [Visual Studio] - Microsoft Visual Studio!
• [.NET Framework 4.5] - Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5
• [SQLExpress] - Microsoft SQL Express

Openning

1. Open solution file [ControleFinanceiro.sln] in your Visual Studio
2. Set the project [0-Presentation/Budget.Presentation.MVC] as StartUp Project

Database - Executing Entity Framework CodeFirst

3. Open Package Manager Console on Visual Studio
4. Select default project [4-Infrastructure\Budget.Infrastructure.Data]
5. Execute the command:

update-database -verbose -StartUpProjectName Budget.Services.WebAPI

6. Select default project [4-Infrastructure\4.1-CrossCutting\Budget.Infrastructure.CrossCutting.Identity]
7. Execute the command:

update-database -verbose -StartUpProjectName Budget.Services.WebAPI

Running

8. Press play button (This action should restore the Nuget Packages)

After execute the Run Steps

1. Open your browser - [localhost:1099/Home] (MVC-Razor Interface) OR [localhost:1099/Angular] (AngularJS Interface)
2. Create your simple account localy
3. Input youy account at login
4. Navigate beteween menu and enjoy :)

Every data are using 'SQLExpress' localy making this project simpler.

This project is using SOLID concepts

• User Input: AngularJS and MVC Application
• Project Tiers: Class Library
• Authentication: OAuth / Owin Identity
• Concerns DDD and TDD (Mocks e Stubs)
• MVC 5
• AngularJS
• AutoMapper
• Entity Framework - CodeFirst / Migrations - Dapper

Tiers:

Domain

• Model & Services: Domain is a global tier used by all tiers providing the main entities and services

Application

• this layer orchestrate the services invokes between API and Service

Infrastructure

• Data: This tier consumes the WebAPI. It has your own model to manipulate the JSON and response to Services
• IoC: This tier just Inject all dependencies (DI) - using package SimpleInjector

• Refactor code
• Full translate to English

Free by Andre Raiça Silva