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• dotnet core (API only, no views or anything)
• ASP.Net Identity
• IdentityServer4 (so we can do OAuth)
• ASP.Net identity mongo connector
• works in a docker container

There is currently just one controller (CategoryController) that has a Get() and a Post() action. The Post() action requires authentication, the Get() does not.

MongoDB, also through docker

I made a docker-compose.yml file which runs these two docker containers. I really like that you can create a docker-compose configuration file, as I easily forget the exact docker run command equivalents.

Basically what needs to be done is:

• we should be able to create a user in the development database and live database. not sure yet how we are going to do that. ASP.NET Identity's UserManager can create a user (I verified that this works) but I do not know yet at which point to create the user (we may do this manually in mongodb)

• In addition to the existing CategoryController we need a SampleController, through which we can get the gist url's. We should also be able to add gists (and metadata such as name, tags and categories) to this database, through a POST request (authenticated, of course)

• This API should also have an endpoint equivalent to https://gist-serve.jeroenvinke.nl/files/c2ffde936c8caee5c35b3c08a596b410. This service (currently running on my VPS) serves files from GitHub bypassing:

  • rate limit restrictions
  • incorrect mime types sent by GitHub

There is no frontend yet, but an aurelia-cli app will do I think

• I have not thought about the schema's of Categories and Samples (what do we need to save of a sample in the database)

1. docker-compose up to run both the API and the database containers (or docker-compose up database for just the mongodb database)

Get all categories: GET http://localhost:5000/api/category/

Create a category: POST http://localhost:5000/api/category/ body:

{
  "name": "foo"
}

Get OAuth access token in postman: