This is a toy project, a lot (and I do mean a lot) of things are missing. Also the code is not of high quality, there was no aim other than tinkering with some tech and illustrate some points for a talk I've given.
To run this locally, with the iOS client, you need to create an SSL certificate, with a local authority.
I used mkcert myself.
After installing it, run mkcert -install then mkcert -pkcs12 -p12-file <some file>.pfx localhost
Then extracted the root certificate of mkcert (cer format) from the Keychain.
Then :
- Create a profile for iOS using Apple Configurator (2) set only the root certificate
- Add the profile to iOS simulator
- Trust the profile in iOS simulator (do not forget to go trust the root certificate that comes with it)
- Then configure Kestrel to use this certificate
More details here : https://gist.github.com/ckpearson/f96074697c583de0d2599c6009191824 With mkcert you can ignore steps from 1 to 7 included.
This project uses, .NET Core, F# (with Saturn Framework and MongoDB.
In the server folder, run :
dotnet tool restoredotnet paket install- set the connection string to your MongoDb instance, using secrets. The command is
dotnet user-secrets set "mongoDbUrl" "<your connection string>" - set the certificate you created earlier, either change the variable "Kestrel:Certificates:Default:Path", in the appsettings.Development.json file of the oagunth-api folder to the location of your certificate file created earlier (*.pfx) or save the file in the current oagunth-api folder
- then use dotnet run to run the oagunth-api project, the api runs on the port 8080
Make sure you have installed the profile and trusted the root certificate in the iOS simulator as required above.
Then open the XCode project located somehwere in the client folder. Run it.
** It's using SwiftUI so only iOS 13 and above are supported **
I wanted to put the screenshot here, but it's too ugly... I got some in the repo anyway. Only Current month has been "implemented".
I'll probably never update this again :p