# HopFrame A simple backend management api for ASP.NET Core Web APIs # Features - [x] Database management - [x] User authentication - [x] Permission management - [x] Frontend dashboards ## 2.0 Todo list - [x] 1.0 bug fixes - [x] Code cleanup - [x] Relations in database - [ ] Generated Admin pages - [ ] Pretty Login page for administration - [ ] Clean documentation # Usage There are two different versions of HopFrame, either the Web API version or the full Blazor web version. ## Ho to use the Web API version 1. Add the HopFrame.Api library to your project: ``` dotnet add package HopFrame.Api ``` 2. Create a DbContext that inherits the ``HopDbContext`` and add a data source ```csharp public class DatabaseContext : HopDbContextBase { protected override void OnConfiguring(DbContextOptionsBuilder optionsBuilder) { base.OnConfiguring(optionsBuilder); optionsBuilder.UseSqlite("..."); } } ``` 3. Add the DbContext and HopFrame to your services ```csharp builder.Services.AddDbContext(); builder.Services.AddHopFrame(); ``` ## How to use the Blazor API 1. Add the HopFrame.Web library to your project ``` dotnet add package HopFrame.Web ``` 2. Create a DbContext that inherits the ``HopDbContext`` and add a data source ```csharp public class DatabaseContext : HopDbContextBase { protected override void OnConfiguring(DbContextOptionsBuilder optionsBuilder) { base.OnConfiguring(optionsBuilder); optionsBuilder.UseSqlite("..."); } } ``` 3. Add the DbContext and HopFrame to your services ```csharp builder.Services.AddDbContext(); builder.Services.AddHopFrame(); ``` 4. Add the authentication middleware to your app ```csharp app.UseMiddleware(); ``` 5. Add the HopFrame pages to your Razor components ```csharp app.MapRazorComponents() .AddHopFrameAdminPages() .AddInteractiveServerRenderMode(); ```