انگولار ضروری برای ASP.NET Core MVC

Discover Angular, the leading client-side web framework, from the point of view of an ASP.NET Core MVC developer. Best-selling author Adam Freeman brings these two key technologies together and explains how to use ASP.NET Core MVC to provide back-end services for Angular applications. This fast-paced, practical guide starts from the nuts and bolt and gives you the knowledge you need to combine Angular (from version 2.0 up) and ASP.NET Core MVC in your projects. What You'll LearnGain a solid understanding of how ASP.NET Core MVC and Angular can work togetherLearn how to use Visual Studio 2017 to develop Angular/ASP.NET Core MVC projects Learn how create ASP.NET Core RESTful web services to support Angular applications Learn how to expose data from Entity Framework Core to Angular applicationsLearn how to use ASP.NET Core Identity to provide security services to Angular applicationsEach topic is covered clearly and concisely and is packed with the essential details you need to learn to be truly effective. Who This Book Is ForThis book is for developers with a knowledge of ASP.NET Core MVC who are introducing Angular into their projects. Read more... Abstract: Discover Angular, the leading client-side web framework, from the point of view of an ASP.NET Core MVC developer. Best-selling author Adam Freeman brings these two key technologies together and explains how to use ASP.NET Core MVC to provide back-end services for Angular applications. This fast-paced, practical guide starts from the nuts and bolt and gives you the knowledge you need to combine Angular (from version 2.0 up) and ASP.NET Core MVC in your projects. What You'll LearnGain a solid understanding of how ASP.NET Core MVC and Angular can work togetherLearn how to use Visual Studio 2017 to develop Angular/ASP.NET Core MVC projects Learn how create ASP.NET Core RESTful web services to support Angular applications Learn how to expose data from Entity Framework Core to Angular applicationsLearn how to use ASP.NET Core Identity to provide security services to Angular applicationsEach topic is covered clearly and concisely and is packed with the essential details you need to learn to be truly effective. Who This Book Is ForThis book is for developers with a knowledge of ASP.NET Core MVC who are introducing Angular into their projects Contents at a Glance Contents About the Author About the Technical Reviewer Chapter 1: Understanding Angular and ASP.NET Core MVC Who Is This Book For? What Does This Book Cover? What Doesn’t This Book Cover? What Do You Need to Know? Are There Lots of Examples? Where Can You Get the Example Code? Where Can You Get Corrections for This Book? Contacting the Author Summary Chapter 2: Getting Ready Getting Ready on Windows Installing .NET Core Installing Node.js Installing Bower Installing Git Installing Docker Installing Visual Studio 2017 Adding the Visual Studio Extensions Installing Visual Studio Code Getting Ready on Linux Installing .NET Core Installing Node.js Installing Bower Installing Git Installing Docker Installing Visual Studio Code Getting Ready on macOS Installing .NET Core Installing Node.js Installing Bower Installing Git Installing Docker Installing Visual Studio Code Summary Chapter 3: Creating the Project Preparing to Create a Project Creating the Project Creating the Angular Part of the Project Creating the ASP.NET Core MVC Part of the Project Configuring the Project Preparing the Project (Visual Studio) Creating and Editing the Configuration Files Enabling Logging Messages Updating the Bootstrap Package Removing Files Updating the Controller, Layout, and View Running the Project Understanding the Combined Project and Tools Understanding the Structure of the Project Understanding the Tool Integration Understanding the Project Change Systems Updating Angular Files Updating Razor Files Updating C# Classes Detecting TypeScript Errors Summary Chapter 4: Creating the Data Model Preparing for This Chapter Starting the Data Model Preparing the Database Server Defining the Connection String Creating the ASP.NET Core MVC Data Model Defining the Model Data Types Creating the Database Context Class and the Seed Data Testing the ASP.NET Core MVC Data Model Starting the Angular Data Model Understanding the TypeScript Data Model Classes Examining the Product Constructor Using the Right Name Capitalization Convention Making the Parameters Optional Unpacking the Properties Understanding the Parameter Types Understanding JavaScript Modules Understanding TypeScript Access Control Integrating the Angular Data Model Defining the Repository Defining the Angular Feature Module Configuring the Angular Root Module Displaying the Data Reviewing the Application Structure Reviewing the ASP.NET Core MVC Application Structure Reviewing the Angular Application Structure Summary Chapter 5: Creating a Web Service Preparing for This Chapter Introducing a Web Service Understanding RESTful Web Services Creating the Web Service Creating the Web Service Controller Testing the Web Service Using the Web Service in the Angular Application Removing the Static Data from the Razor View Consuming the Web Service Data in the Repository Understanding the Http Class Understanding Observables Understanding the @Injectable Decorator Understanding Live Data and Asynchronous Responses Consolidating the HTTP Request Code Adding Placeholder Content Loading Related Data Understanding the Circular Reference Problem Breaking the Circular References Breaking Circular References in Additional Related Data Omitting Null Properties Displaying Related Data Implementing the GET Method for Multiple Objects Implementing the Web Service Action Method Querying Multiple Objects in the Angular Application Updating the Component Updating the Component’s Template Filtering the Data Applying Filtering in the Web Service Applying Filtering in the Angular Application Understanding the Structure of the Web Service Summary Chapter 6: Completing the Web Service Preparing for This Chapter Implementing the POST Method Understanding the API Enhancements Creating the Data Binding Classes Implementing the Web Service Action Methods Creating the Web Service Controller for Supplier Objects Creating Data Objects in the Angular Application Adding Support for Creating an Object in the Component Updating the Component Template Implementing the PUT Method Implementing the Web Service Action Methods Replacing Products in the Angular Application Adding Support for Replacing Objects in the Component Implementing the PATCH Method Understanding JSON Patch Enhancing the Product Binding Target Implementing the Web Service Action Method Updating Objects in the Angular Application Adding Support for Updating Objects in the Component Implementing the DELETE Method Configuring the Database Implementing the Web Service Action Method Deleting Objects in the Angular Application Adding Support for Deleting Objects in the Component Summary Chapter 7: Structuring an Angular Application Preparing for This Chapter Using the Data Model for Component Cooperation Creating the Display Component Creating the Component Class Understanding the Import Statements Understanding the Class Understanding the Decorator Creating the HTML Template Creating the Filter Component Creating the HTML Template Applying the New Components Understanding the Application Structure Adding Another Component Selecting a Product Understanding the Revised Application Structure Understanding Angular Routing Creating the Routing Configuration Applying the Routing Configuration Navigating Using Routes Navigating Using a Directive Improving Navigation Allowing Direct Navigation Using a Segment Variable Understanding the Application Structure Summary Chapter 8: Creating the Store Preparing for This Chapter Starting the Product Selection Feature Blocking Out the Feature Components Creating the Product List Component Creating the Pagination Component Creating the Category Filter Component Creating the Cart Summary Component Creating the Ratings Component Creating the Structural Component Creating and Registering the Store Feature Module Configuring the Angular URL Routes Removing the Layout Header Displaying the Product List Understanding the Product List Template Features Understanding the ngIf Directive Understanding the ngFor Directive Understanding the Currency Pipe Understanding the Click Handler Creating the Category Filter Enhancing the ASP.NET Core MVC Application Receiving Category Data in the Angular Data Repository Updating the Filter Component and Template Creating the Pagination Controls Creating and Registering a Pagination Service Updating the Pagination Button Component Paging the Product Data Displaying Ratings Adding the Font Awesome Package Updating the Rating Component and Template Applying the Rating Component Summary Chapter 9: Completing the Angular Store Preparing for This Chapter Creating the Shopping Cart Extending the Angular Data Model Registering the Cart as a Service Wiring Up the Buttons Creating the Cart Summary Component Displaying the Cart Detail Storing Carts Extending the ASP.NET Core MVC Data Model Creating the Cart Storage Web Service Installing the NuGet Packages Preparing the Database Configuring the ASP.NET Core MVC Application Creating the Web Service Controller Storing and Retrieving Cart Data Creating the Checkout Process Extending the ASP.NET Core MVC Data Model Creating a New Entity Framework Core Migration Creating the ASP.NET Core MVC Web Service Creating the Angular Checkout Process Extending the Angular Data Model Creating the Checkout Components Creating the Checkout Details Component Creating the Checkout Payment Component Creating the Checkout Summary Component Creating the Confirmation Component Registering the Components and Creating the Routes Storing Checkout Details as Session Data Extending the Session Data Web Service Storing Checkout Data Summary Chapter 10: Creating Administration Features Preparing for This Chapter Adding Administration Features Creating the Administration Components Creating the Administration Feature Components Creating the Feature Module and Routing Configuration Administering Products Creating the Editor Component Creating the Product Table Administering Orders Dealing with Request Errors Creating the Error Handling and Distribution Service Displaying Errors Reporting Validation Errors Summary Chapter 11: Securing the Application Preparing for This Chapter Restricting Access to Action Methods Restricting Access to Suppliers Restricting Access to Orders Restricting Access to Products Testing the Restrictions Installing and Configuring ASP.NET Core Identity Installing the ASP.NET Core Identity NuGet Package Creating the Identity Context Class and Seed Data Adding Identity to the Application Configuration Creating the Database Migration Creating the Authentication Controller and View Understanding the Conventional Authentication Flow Authenticating Directly in Angular Creating a Web Service Authentication Method Creating the Repository Method Creating the Authentication Service Creating the Authentication Component Creating the Authentication Route Guard Creating and Registering the Authentication Feature Module Configuring the URL Routes Creating the Log Out Button Disable Automatic Authentication Redirection for Web Services Testing the Client Authentication Process Summary Chapter 12: Preparing for Deployment Preparing for This Chapter Preventing Cross-Site Request Forgery Attacks Enabling Anti-CSRF Tokens Sending and Receiving Anti-CSRF Tokens Creating the Database Migration Command Disabling Logging Messages Disabling Automatic Angular Builds and Hot Modules Preparing the Angular Startup Sequence Performing the Production Dry Run Preparing the Database Building the Angular Application Starting the ASP.NET Core MVC Application Summary Index Angular 5 and .NET Core 2 updates for this book are now available. Follow the Download Source Code link for this book on the Apress website. Discover Angular, the leading client-side web framework, from the point of view of an ASP.NET Core MVC developer. Best-selling author Adam Freeman brings these two key technologies together and explains how to use ASP.NET Core MVC to provide back-end services for Angular applications. This fast-paced, practical guide starts from the nuts and bolt and gives you the knowledge you need to combine Angular (from version 2.0 up) and ASP.NET Core MVC in your projects. What You’ll Learn Gain a solid understanding of how ASP.NET Core MVC and Angular can work together Use Visual Studio 2017 to develop Angular/ASP.NET Core MVC projects Create ASP.NET Core RESTful web services to support Angular applications Expose data from Entity Framework Core to Angular applications Use ASP.NET Core Identity to provide security services to Angular applications Each topic is covered clearly and concisely and is packed with the essential details you need to learn to be truly effective. Who This Book Is For This book is for developers with a knowledge of ASP.NET Core MVC who are introducing Angular into their projects. Discover Angular, the leading client-side web framework, from the point of view of an ASP.NET Core MVC developer. Best-selling author Adam Freeman brings these two key technologies together and explains how to use ASP.NET Core MVC to provide back-end services for Angular applications. This fast-paced, practical guide starts from the nuts and bolt and gives you the knowledge you need to combine Angular (from version 2.0 up) and ASP.NET Core MVC in your projects. What You'll Learn Gain a solid understanding of how ASP.NET Core MVC and Angular can work together Learn how to use Visual Studio 2017 to develop Angular/ASP.NET Core MVC projects Learn how create ASP.NET Core RESTful web services to support Angular applications Learn how to expose data from Entity Framework Core to Angular applications Learn how to use ASP.NET Core Identity to provide security services to Angular applications Each topic is covered clearly and concisely and is packed with the essential details you need to learn to be truly effective. Who This Book Is For This book is for developers with a knowledge of ASP.NET Core MVC who are introducing Angular into their projects.