In this tutorial we will work on building a photo upload widget that will allow users to drop an image into a dropzone and crop the image so that we only send up square images to the API. We will also do a bit of…

In this part we will add the ability to upload product images, but first – since we now have the ability to store multiple images for a product – lets add a gallery into the product details section. Install ngx-gallery to the app. The original…

In this part we will actually add the functionality to be able to upload photos to our API. So that we do not need to add any additonal services here we will just add the uploaded images to the existing folder that we are using…

So now that we have our admin role in place, we have added the CRUD funtionality to the products, it is now time to turn our attention to the image upload part of this. If we take look at what we currently have in place…

In this section we will configure the Angular app to only allow users with the “Admin” role to access the admin feature in our app. It’s important to point out that there really is no such thing as “client side security”. All of our client…

In this part we will configure Identity with Role based authorisation so that only an admin user can Update, Create and Delete products. This is not functionality that standard users should be able to use. Lets start with adding a new class for the Role…

In this part we will add the UI components and module in Angular to allow use to add the CRUD functionality to the app. We will create an admin module for this purpose although we do not (yet!) have an admin account to secure this…

This is the second part in a series of posts that will demonstrate how to implement an inventory system for the Skinet app we build in the course – “Learn to build an e-commerce app with .Net Core and Angular”.    Since we are adding…