Tutorial
This tutorial below explains the basic files of both backend and frontend you need to add/edit for a page/process.
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Backend​
Click for details of Adding a New Backend Process Step By Step
1) DB Models​
YourMicroserviceName.TypeLib.DBModels.{YourTableName}.cs
YourMicroserviceName.TypeLib.DBModels.{YourTableName}Ex.cs
2) DBContext​
YourMicroserviceName.DataLib.DBContexts.{YourTableName}Context.cs
YourMicroserviceName.DataLib.DBContexts.{YourTableName}ContextEx.cs
3) Repository​
Classes which implements data access logic. A repository represents a data entity, common CRUD operations and other special cases. The application layers consumes the APIs provided by the repository and does not need to care about how is implemented.
YourMicroserviceName.DataLib.Repositories.{YourTableName}Repository.cs
4) Validator​
FluentValidation classes that validate requests before processing it.
YourMicroserviceName.DataLib.Validators.{YourTableName}Validator.cs
5) Service​
Classes where business logic is implemented between controllers and repositories.
YourMicroserviceName.API.Services.{YourTableName}Service.cs
6) Controller​
Classes that handle HTTP requests. The public methods of the controller are called action methods or simply actions. When the Web API framework receives a request, it routes the request to an action. To determine which action to invoke, the framework uses a routing table.
YourMicroserviceName.API.Controllers.{YourTableName}Controller.cs
UI / Frontend​
You'll generally be dealing with 4 files in src folder for a standard page which you can manage easily with JSON objects without coding javascript or typescript.
Click for details of Adding a New UI Page Step By Step
1) Menu Item Component​
views/Routes/{YourTableName}/{YourTableName}PageConfig.js
2) Page Config​
views/Routes/{YourTableName}/{YourTableName}PageConfig.tsx
3) Model Class​
entities/{YourTableName}.ts
4) Sidebar Menu & Navigation​
pages.js
To get familiar with the declarative JSON format for 2) Page Config and 3) Model Class, you can practice at Management / Live Preview