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MyAwesomeProject.sln		MyAwesomeProject.sln
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This code was auto-generated using Jabit! code generator as a sample demonstration in a blog I wrote.

You can find the blog here https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/net-core-react-full-stack-code-generator-ronald-madrid/.

MyAwesomeProject

Open the solution in Visual Studio and do a rebuild-all. Once build is complete go inside the MyAwesomeProject.Api folder and execute the codefirst-migration.bat to build the database. The migration script assumes that you have SQLExpress installed locally. Otherwise, you will need to correct your connection string inside the app appSettings.json.

When code first code migration is complete we should be able to run our application. Hit F5 and wait for the swagger page to appear. Do take note of the URL, particularly the port number, as we will have to tell the React front-end that this is the server address that we will be connecting to.

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