EP 40 Help Desk Management System EF Core NET Core ll .NET 8.0 Tickets, Users, Roles Management,🚀💥

EP 40 Help Desk Management System EF Core NET Core ll .NET 8.0 Tickets, Users, Roles, Audit Logs , Roles Management🚀💥
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💯 Welcome to our comprehensive video tutorial on building an ASP.NET Core Help Desk Management System using Entity Framework Core (EF Core), .NET 8.0, and MS SQL Server!
What You'll Learn
💯 In this tutorial, we will guide you through the process of creating a powerful help desk management system from scratch. Here’s a breakdown of what we’ll cover:
1️⃣Project Setup: Setting up your development environment with ASP.NET Core 8.0, EF Core, and MS SQL Server.
2️⃣ Database Design: Creating and configuring your database using EF Core Code-First approach.
3️⃣ Entity Models: Defining entity models for the help desk system, including Tickets, Users, and Roles.
4️⃣ Data Access Layer: Implementing the data access layer using EF Core to manage CRUD operations.
5️⃣ Business Logic: Writing business logic for handling ticket assignments, status updates, and user notifications.
6️⃣ API Development: Building RESTful APIs with ASP.NET Core to handle help desk operations.
7️⃣ User Interface: Creating a responsive user interface using Razor Pages or Blazor.
8️⃣ Authentication and Authorization: Implementing secure authentication and role-based authorization.
9️⃣ Testing and Debugging: Techniques for testing and debugging your application to ensure reliability.
🔟 Deployment: Deploying your application to a web server or cloud platform.
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[@gamingaccount9090]

wow nice video bro you miss out errorlog

[@rezazafary8290]

Great job, thank you

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[@mutayyab01]

Sir i am getting Empty permission while i check all the boxes i don't understand var alluserpermission = User.FindFirst("UserPermission")?.Value ?? ""; this line is retriving an empty string while I check all the permissions

[@ephraimmagopa1879]

are you populating your permissions im myuserclaimsprincipalfactory?

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{ var identity = await base.GenerateClaimsAsync(user); // Get roles var userRoles = await _userManager.GetRolesAsync(user); if (userRoles.Any()) { var userRole = userRoles.First(); // Find the role from the context var role = await _context.Roles.SingleOrDefaultAsync(r => r.Name == userRole); if (role != null) { // Get permissions for the role var permissions = await _context.UserRoleProfiles .Where(urp => urp.RoleId == role.Id) .Select(urp => $"{urp.Task.Parent.Name}:{urp.Task.Name}") .ToListAsync(); var allUserPermissions = ""; foreach (var right in permissions) { allUserPermissions += $"|{right?.ToUpper()}"; } // Add permission claim identity.AddClaim(new Claim("UserPermission", allUserPermissions)); } } return identity; }

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