#gama-hms
- node v0.12.9 +
- npm v3 + (see #3)
- typescript (1.8.10 +)
- Microsoft .NET Core 1.0.0 - SDK Preview 2
- .NET Command Line Tools (1.0.0-preview3-003223)
- Visual Studio Code (1.4.0 +) for debugging
- Extensions:
- If running using Visual Studio Code for editing, run the following to ensure .ts files are compiled to .js and .js.map files:
$ tsc --watch
- Atom (1.9.9 +) for editing
- Extensions:
- atom-typescript (10.1.6 +) (for auto-creating .js and .js.map files)
- Extensions:
Inspiration: http://blog.nbellocam.me/2016/03/14/asp-net-core-and-angular-2/
% npm install -g gulp typescript
% git clone git@github.com:eaglegis/gama-hms.git
% cd gama-hms/src
% dotnet restore
% npm install
% dotnet build
% dotnet ef database update
% gulp copy-deps
% tsc
% dotnet run
References:
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Prerequisites:
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Steps to take to configure to use IIS, rather than dotnet/kestrel:
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Update
appsettings.jsonto point to correct DB path:"DefaultConnection": "Data Source=App_Data\\WebApplication.db"
npm install -g gulp typescript
git clone git@github.com:eaglegis/gama-hms.git
cd gama-hms/src
dotnet restore
npm install
dotnet build
dotnet ef database update
tsc
gulp copy-deps
dotnet run
dotnet publish
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Copy contents of
src/bin/Debug/netcoreapp1.0/publish/intoc:/inetpub/hms/. -
Create
App_Datafolder and copyWebApplication.dbfile into it. -
Add Modify permissions to
IIS APPPOOL\apiuser (ensure local machine is selected when checking name) toApp_Datafolder. -
Development Mode
- If needed, you can set the
ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENTenvironment variable toDevelopmentas detailed in this article. N.B. you will need to create aproject.jsonfile in the application directory.
- If needed, you can set the