This repository hosts a Blazor Server application designed using Clean Architecture principles, featuring a sophisticated user interface and an efficient code generator. The application is built on .NET 9, which brings enhanced performance, improved developer productivity, and new features that make the development process smoother. Blazor Server, now supported on .NET 9, combines the power of C# with a modern web development experience, eliminating the need to switch between languages like JavaScript and C#. This setup simplifies development and enables fast, responsive, and highly interactive web applications. Leveraging Blazor’s real-time communication capabilities and .NET’s robust ecosystem, developers can rapidly create feature-rich, scalable applications with a seamless user experience.
Experience the application in action in Blazor Server mode by visiting:
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MS SQL Database: architecture.blazorserver.com
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PostgreSQL Database: architecture.blazors.app
Here are some projects that have been developed based on this Clean Architecture Blazor Server template:
- HSE Management System (Workflow Application)
2. The DPP Application (EU Digital Product Passport)
3. Visitor Management
4. School Bus Transport Management System
Explore the application's features and design through screenshots and a video walkthrough.
To get started with development, ensure you have the following tools and environments set up:
Use the following topics to configure your application to use the respective providers:
- Facebook instructions
- Twitter instructions
- Google instructions
- Microsoft instructions
- Other provider instructions
First, pull the latest version of the Blazor Server Docker image:
docker pull blazordevlab/cleanarchitectureblazorserver:latestYou can start the container in two modes: using an in-memory database for development purposes or connecting to an MSSQL database for persistent storage and configuring SMTP for email functionalities.
For Development (In-Memory Database):
docker run -p 8443:443 -e UseInMemoryDatabase=true -e ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT=Development -e ASPNETCORE_HTTPS_PORTS=443 blazordevlab/cleanarchitectureblazorserver:latestFor Production (Persistent Database and SMTP Configuration):
docker run -d -p 8443:443 \
-e UseInMemoryDatabase=false \
-e ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT=Development \
-e ASPNETCORE_HTTP_PORTS=80 \
-e ASPNETCORE_HTTPS_PORTS=443 \
-e DatabaseSettings__DBProvider=mssql \
-e DatabaseSettings__ConnectionString="Server=127.0.0.1;Database=BlazorDashboardDb;User Id=sa;Password=<YourPassword>;MultipleActiveResultSets=true;Encrypt=false;TrustServerCertificate=false" \
-e SmtpClientOptions__User=<YourSMTPUser> \
-e SmtpClientOptions__Port=25 \
-e SmtpClientOptions__Server=<YourSMTPServer> \
-e SmtpClientOptions__Password=<YourSMTPPassword> \
-e Authentication__Microsoft__ClientId=<YourMicrosoftClientId> \
-e Authentication__Microsoft__ClientSecret=<YourMicrosoftClientSecret> \
-e Authentication__Google__ClientId=<YourGoogleClientId> \
-e Authentication__Google__ClientSecret=<YourGoogleClientSecret> \
-e Authentication__Facebook__AppId=<YourFacebookAppId> \
-e Authentication__Facebook__AppSecret=<YourFacebookAppSecret> \
blazordevlab/cleanarchitectureblazorserver:latestReplace placeholder values (<Your...>) with your actual configuration details.
For easier management, use a docker-compose.yml file:
```yaml
version: '3.8'
services:
blazorserverapp:
image: blazordevlab/cleanarchitectureblazorserver:latest
environment:
- UseInMemoryDatabase=false
- ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT=Development
- ASPNETCORE_URLS=http://+:80;https://+:443
- ASPNETCORE_HTTP_PORTS=80
- ASPNETCORE_HTTPS_PORTS=443
- DatabaseSettings__DBProvider=mssql
- DatabaseSettings__ConnectionString=Server=127.0.0.1;Database=BlazorDashboardDb;User Id=sa;Password=***;MultipleActiveResultSets=true;Encrypt=false;TrustServerCertificate=false
- SmtpClientOptions__User=<YourSMTPUser>
- SmtpClientOptions__Port=25
- SmtpClientOptions__Server=<YourSMTPServer>
- SmtpClientOptions__Password=<YourSMTPPassword>
- Authentication__Microsoft__ClientId=<YourMicrosoftClientId>
- Authentication__Microsoft__ClientSecret=<YourMicrosoftClientSecret>
- Authentication__Google__ClientId=<YourGoogleClientId>
- Authentication__Google__ClientSecret=<YourGoogleClientSecret>
- Authentication__Facebook__AppId=<YourFacebookAppId>
- Authentication__Facebook__AppSecret=<YourFacebookAppSecret>
ports:
- "8443:443"
volumes:
- files_volume:/app/Files
mssql:
image: mcr.microsoft.com/mssql/server:2022-latest
environment:
- ACCEPT_EULA=Y
- SA_PASSWORD=YourStrongPassword!
ports:
- "1433:1433"
volumes:
- mssql_data:/var/opt/mssql
volumes:
files_volume:
mssql_data:Replace <Your...> placeholders with actual values from your environment. The files_volume volume is used for persistent storage of application files. Adjust or extend volumes based on your specific needs. This optimized guide should help in setting up your Blazor Server application with either an in-memory or MSSQL database, configured SMTP server for email functionalities, and OAuth authentication for Microsoft, Google, and Facebook.
- PostgreSQL (Provider Name:
postgresql) - Microsoft SQL Server (Provider Name:
mssql) - SQLite (Provider Name:
sqlite)
- Open the
appsettings.jsonfile located in the src directory of theServer.UIproject. - Change the setting
DBProviderto the desired provider name (See Supported Databases). - Change the
ConnectionStringto a connection string, which works for your selected database provider.
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cmd:
dotnet dev-certs https -ep $env:USERPROFILE\.aspnet\https\CleanArchitecture.Blazor.Server.UI.pfx -p Password@123- cmd:
dotnet dev-certs https --trust
- cmd:
- Manage User secrets to save the password
- cmd:
dotnet user-secrets init - cmd:
dotnet user-secrets -p Server.UI.csproj set "Kestrel:Certificates:Development:Password" "Password@123"
- cmd:
The CleanArchitecture CodeGenerator for Blazor App is a powerful Visual Studio extension that helps developers streamline the creation of Blazor applications based on Clean Architecture principles.
2022.mp4
- Automatically generates standard code for:
- Application Layer
- Domain Events
- Blazor UI Layer
- Simplifies the process of adding new entities and business logic.
- Enhances productivity by minimizing repetitive coding tasks.
- Open Manage Extensions Search with
CleanArchitecture CodeGenerator For Blaozr App
- Download to Install
- install the project template
- run CLI:
dotnet new install ./ - run CLI:
dotnet new list
- run CLI:
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create a solution with the template
- run CLI:
dotnet new ca-blazorserver-slnordotnet new ca-blazorserver-sln -n NewProjectName(root namesapces)
- run CLI:
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build a project template with nuget.exe
- run CLI:
.\nuget.exe add -Source .\ CleanArchitecture.Blazor.Solution.Template.1.0.0-preview.1.nupkg
- create a new project from Clean Architecture for Blazor Server Solution
- run CLI:
I prefer Blazor Server because I dislike switching between C# and JavaScript during development. Blazor Server allows me to focus on C#.
- Real-Time Updates
- Avoid repeating work
- Focus on story implementation
- Integration Hangfire dashboard
- Implementation OCR image recognition
- org chart
real-time-updates.mp4
Coming up.
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