MaxUserCount is the standard feature. I can not find any tests for feature implementation.
@alper - thanks. Upgrading @angular/cli is within the bounds of my limited skills. I will try this before the next iteration of tests.
@ismcagdas - erm, I downloaded your system and checked it into Github, twice. This was to test an upgrade procedure using 5.0.0 and 5.1.0. I checked both versions into Github as a fresh installs into framework branches. I only get this message in the angular project. It can be safely ignored but it is there. The header of the link "postcss-url version causing security warning #8521" is enough to give me stress. I read the contents with awe. I'm sure it's important but to me it remains an enigma. I can't fix it, I simply don't know how. I hope you understand, I have just learned Angular and I really don't want to get into another set of hieroglyphics.
aspnet-core, angular; 5.1.0 Are there any tests written for
MaxUserCount
?
I have searched github for Abp ([https://github.com/aspnetboilerplate/aspnetboilerplate/tree/dev/test])) and can't find any examples and there are no examples in the test project.
It would be nice to have this feature. I am extremely lazy when it comes to writing code and would just like you to show me best practices for your system.
Then I can copy your code for my own features... ;)
From a third party system or from a data import of some kind?
I have just added a 5.1.0 Angular project to github and I get the following message:
The handlebars dependency defined in package-lock.json has a known moderate severity security vulnerability in version range < 4.0.0 and should be updated.
Is this a known vulnerability which is being worked on?
@alper, you are correct, what I am planning is a use-case implementation. I bet you are also correct in assuming I am being lazy in looking for examples of the same use-case implementation! @ismcagdas, thanks, that's exactly what I was looking for.
Hi Vlad, Take a look at Postal: [http://aboutcode.net/postal/]). I have used this before with Hangfire. Save your template data from a wysiwyg component and load it into a cshtml file by passing a TemplateId to the Postal send email method. The Hangfire bit allows you to do this asynchronously.
Thanks, Vlad. Yes I've seen that. My thoughts were to use the
IExtendableObject
properties to hold arrays of key-value data against any entity and write a generic angular component to allow the user to add attributes. Thus, I would have an Attribute class containing generic data types and data input rules. For example an attribute called "Name" would be a string with definitions for max/min, required etc; "Age" would be a number with definitions for max/min/required etc. The admin user defines the attributes which may be used to describe an entity and these are used in data input forms. The user adds an item to a form array, a drop down would allow selection of an attribute, the Attribute object would dictate the input type and the results would be saved as key-value pairs in the
ExtensionData
field. Zero has get and set operations for this data and JSON functions in SQL Server would allow easy querying. In this way i would reduce requests from Tenants for extra or different data fields. They simply define an entity and then describe this entity through a series of attributes. The entity may be a person, a shop, a location or any other object. I was hoping for some simple get and set examples beyond the few lines of description in the Entity documentation.
Is the are any sample code for this functionality beyond the few lines in the documentation for Entities?