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# ASP.Net Core MVC Template
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This project is a template for creating a new ASP.Net Core MVC project with PostgreSQL database and MSTest project.
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It has an Auth controller for handling user authentication and authorization.
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There are two roles — Admin and User. Can be expanded in the UserModel file, which has the UserRole enum.
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There is an admin area with a simple dashboard and user overview. Can be expanded for editing users, but
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right now does not have any functionality besides viewing them.
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Secrets are managed via the .env file. An example of loading configuration from this file is in Program.cs, where it
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loads the connection string for the database.
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Users can view their own data, edit it, download their data in .json format as well as delete their account.
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## Project structure.
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Entities folder — contains the models for the database.
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Models folder — a class for passing errors.
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Data folder — houses the appDbContext and seeder for default data. There you can set the default admin credentials.
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The rest should be self-explanatory.
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## Running the project in a development environment.
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The project is configured so that it is easy to run in a development environment as well as in a production environment.
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In the development environment, the project is configured to use a local PostgreSQL database via docker compose.
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For production, you change the connection string in the .env file.
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1. Have Docker installed.
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2. Run the docker compose file. (docker-compose up --build)
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3. Run and edit the project using your IDE or editor of choice.
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