Simple todo list to compare blazor to react as clients.
The purpose of this project is to compare Blazor Webassembly to popular javascript frameworks, such as ReactJS, as client which consume a set of APIs.
Up to now it lacks all a set of test suite for the clients projects (Blazor WebAssembly and React).
In order to run the client using Blazor WebAssembly, you should install the latest .NET Core SDK and follow the documentation at https://docs.microsoft.com/it-it/aspnet/core/blazor/get-started?view=aspnetcore-3.1&tabs=visual-studio.
Before running the projects you have to create the SQLite database using the EntityFrameworkCore migrations.
If you're using VisualStudio, you can set the WebTodoList.Api project as Startup project, open the Package Manager Console and choose WebTodoList.Core as Default project in the combobox. After this you can run the Update-Database command.
If you are using the dotnet CLI, ensure you have installed the ef tools, runnig the command
dotnet tool install --global dotnet-ef,
then you can run the initdb.ps1 script (you can find it in the root folder) or just copy and paste the command
dotnet ef database update -p .\src\WebTodoList.Core\WebTodoList.Core.csproj -s .\src\WebTodoList.Api\WebTodoList.Api.csproj
This solutions is composed of 3 main projects:
- WebTodoList.Api
- WebTodoList.Client.BlazorWASM
- WebTodoList.Client.ReactJS
This is a simple .NET Core 3.1 API project.
It exposes some simple endpoints to manage a todo list. Running this project you can go to https://localhost:44387/swagger to browse a Swagger UI with the description of all the endpoints
This project is placed under the src/Clients directory.
It uses Blazor WebAssembly to build a SPA client which call the endpoints described previously.
This project is placed under the src/Clients directory.
It uses React to build a SPA client which call the endpoints described previously.
Feel free to fork, open issue and PRs to propose and add functionalities you may consider interesting.