Fully automatic admin site generator for ASP.NET Core. Add one line of code, get loads of stuff.
Add via nuget:
dotnet add package CoreAdminAdd this line at the bottom of ConfigureServices() in Startup.cs:
services.AddCoreAdmin();Run your app with with /coreadmin on the end of the URL, for example https://localhost:5001/coreadmin and you'll get a little something like this -
The above screenshots are of the Contoso University sample with Core Admin added to it.
Core Admin scans your app for Entity Framework DB Contexts and makes a nice set of CRUD screens for them.
Basic role based security is currently supported. Whilst this does not need to be set up when running the admin panel in Development mode (for testing), all other environments need this set up.
When adding Core Admin, provide the list of Roles required to access the panel, for example:
services.AddCoreAdmin("Administrator");The admin panel will then use the built in User Principal system to validate the roles. Essentially, if a normal call to User.IsInRole("rolename") would return true, then the user will be able to access the panel.
If you see a 401 error when accessing /coreadmin it means you are running in a non-development environment and you have not set a role up. See "Role based security" above.
LGPL licensed. Depends on the snazzy NonFactors.Grid.Mvc6 and Bootstrap, both of which are MIT licensed.
Ed Andersen (@edandersen)