WebSample

WebSample

This is the server-side .NET 5.0 ASP .NET Core example project for the Flutter version of NETCoreSync. This server-side example works in conjunction with its client-side example here. Read more about the Flutter version of NETCoreSync in the netcoresync_moor's README.

Getting Started

• Ensure the Microsoft .NET 5.0 SDK is installed.
• This example uses the PostgreSQL database. Ensure that it is installed and its service is running correctly.
• Clone this project to your local machine: git clone https://github.com/aldycool/NETCoreSync.git.
• This example uses the Entity Framework Core to communicate with the PostgreSQL. Navigate to the NETCoreSync/Samples/ServerTimeStamp/WebSample folder, and the connection string for the PostgreSQL is hardcoded inside the Startup.cs's ConfigureServices() method like the following:

  services.AddDbContext<DatabaseContext>(options =>
  {
      options.UseNpgsql("Host=localhost;Database=NETCoreSyncServerTimeStampDB;Username=NETCoreSyncServerTimeStamp_User;Password=NETCoreSyncServerTimeStamp_Password");
  });

  You may change the hardcoded connection string to your PostgreSQL database, or, if you want to follow the hardcoded settings, create a PostgreSQL database called NETCoreSyncServerTimeStampDB, and create a PostgreSQL Login Role called NETCoreSyncServerTimeStamp_User and its password is set to NETCoreSyncServerTimeStamp_Password. Make sure that the Login Role has Login privileges and allowed to access the database. Please consult the PostgreSQL documentation on how to configure these requirements.
• Navigate to the WebSample folder and run the app:

  cd NETCoreSync/Samples/ServerTimeStamp/WebSample
  dotnet restore
  dotnet run

• After the server has launched, you can use web browser to view its UI interface in the listening URL from the dotnet run output (such as: https://localhost:5001).
• At this point, the server is ready to receive client synchronization requests. Now you can try its client-side synchronization in the client example here.

For more details on the client-side and server-side configuration, read the Flutter version of NETCoreSync in the netcoresync_moor's README.