AngeloDotNet / Blazor.FacileBudget

Second version of the application designed for family budget management, developed with .NET 6 technology, Blazor WebAssembly, Entity Framework Core, SQLite database and distributable via docker

Blazor Facile Budget

Second version of the application designed for family budget management, developed with .NET 6 technology and distributable via docker.

Features

• No server required
• Portable program
• Cross platform

Tech Stack

Client: Blazor, Bootstrap 4.3

Server: Blazor, .NET 6

Database: SQLite

Documentation

To perform the scaffolding it is necessary to open the package management console and use the command: Add-Migration Initial-Migration

Subsequently, to apply the newly created migration to the database it is necessary to use the command: Update-Database

The scaffolding of the database must be performed from the Package Management Console, making sure that the default project (drop-down menu) is Blazor.FacileBudget.DataAccess

Deployment

After launching the publish command

  dotnet publish -c Release

but before publishing via docker, it is necessary to check the presence of the _framework folder and the javascript files service-worker.js and service-worker-assets.js in the wwwroot folder.

If these are not present, it is possible to integrate them with a simple copy and paste from the Blazor project directory Blazor.FacileBudget\Client\bin\Release\net6.0\wwwroot

If these files are omitted for some reason, the application will not be visible / available while browsing from the browser and the fixed message loading... will remain.

Run Locally

Clone the project

  git clone https://github.com/AngeloDotNet/Blazor.FacileBudget

Go to the project directory

  cd src

Build the project

  dotnet build

Start the server

  dotnet run

Contributing

Contributions are always welcome!

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Authors

• @Angelo Pirola

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