![]() ![]() The Swagger service is registered and middleware is added for development environment. If you take a look at Program.cs, you’ll find Swagger related code is already placed. As you can see, the option “ Enable OpenAPI support” is checked. Take a look at below screenshot of project creation with VS 2022. But, if you like Startup.cs then you can add back Startup.cs in ASP.NET Core 6. Why Program.cs? Because with ASP.NET Core 6.0 Startup.cs and Program.cs files are now combined for unified experience. This option ensures that all the swagger related nuget packages are installed and the required code to enable swagger is in place in the Program.cs. Visual Studio 2022 project creation wizard has an option “Enable OpenAPI support”, which is enabled by default. Visual Studio 2022 allows you to add Swagger to ASP.NET Core 6 app, at the time of creating a ASP.NET Core 6 project. Add Swagger to ASP.NET Core 6 Application Now you can easily add swagger to ASP.NET Core 6 application with a mouse click. But with ASP.NET Core 6, things have become a little easy and time saving. Earlier, I posted about how to add Swagger to ASP.NET Core 2.0 web API and those steps still works for ASP.NET Core 5 based applications where you bring Swashbuckle nuget packages and then add code to Startup.cs file to enable Swagger. NET Core 6 & Microsoft.Swagger is very popular and doesn’t need an introduction. ![]() TempData = "Data Deleted Successfully !" Ĭreate one Employee folder under View folder and create the following filesĬode of Index.cshtml = (TempData != Operations Using. TempData = "Data Updated Successfully !" Public IActionResult Edit(Employee empobj) TempData = "Record Added Successfully !" Public IActionResult Create(Employee empobj) IEnumerable objCatlist = _context.Employees Public EmployeeController(ApplicationDbContext context) Private readonly ApplicationDbContext _context Public class EmployeeController : Controller Step – 13 Paste the following code in your EmployeeControler.cs file using EmployeeCRUD.Data Enter the Controller name and press add button Select MVC Controller Empty and click on Add buttonĥ. Step – 11 Run the following update command to update the database as per this migration file update-database Database view after migrationĤ. Protected override void Down(MigrationBuilder migrationBuilder) Table.PrimaryKey("PK_Employees", x => x.Id) RecordCreatedOn = table.Column(type: "datetime2", nullable: false) Name = table.Column(type: "nvarchar(max)", nullable: false),ĭesignation = table.Column(type: "nvarchar(max)", nullable: false),Īddress = table.Column(type: "nvarchar(max)", nullable: false), Annotation("SqlServer:Identity", "1, 1"), Id = table.Column(type: "int", nullable: false) Protected override void Up(MigrationBuilder migrationBuilder) ![]() You can find this file (20220109062010_initial.cs) under Migration folder using System The following is the code of migration file. Type the following command to run the migration add-migration 'initial' Migration file Step – 5 Open Models folder and create a Employee classĮnter the following code in the employee class using Net 6.0, authentication type None and click on create button Once created, your project will look like following Step – 3 Enter the project name and click on next button Step – 2 Select ASP.NET Core Web App (Model-View-Controller) – and click next button Step – 1 Open Visual Studio and click on Create New Project ![]()
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