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Using and configuring C#Bot CRUD collection

This article walks you through creating a configuring a custom crud tile in C#Bot.

Scenario

I am a user who wishes to make an application to my team leader (maybe applying to take leave). I want to be able to log in to a website and see a list of my applications and the review status for each of them in a dashboard.

Entity Model

The entity model has a few basic users with user extension and an entity named Application which has a workflow extension. All associations are one-to-many and have source optional and target optional set to true.

entityDiagram.png

UI Model

The UI model has a page Dashboard, which has Is Home Page set to true. The Dashboard page also has a Custom Tile named Dashboard.

uiModel.png

Security Model

The user entity Admin has full permissions, no visitor access is given to the site, and in general the security is very relaxed.

securityModel.png

Frontend

ApplicationEntity.tsx

  1. Find the protected region Add any custom attributes to the model here and turn it on.
  2. Add the lines of code shown below:

     // % protected region % [Add any custom attributes to the model here] on begin
         public applicantEmail: string;
         public workflowStateName: string;
         // % protected region % [Add any custom attributes to the model here] end
    

Dashboard Tile.tsx

  1. Find the protected region Add any extra imports here and turn it on.
  2. Add the lines of code shown below:

     // % protected region % [Add any extra imports here] on begin
     import Collection from 'Views/Components/Collection/Collection';
     import { observable, runInAction } from 'mobx';
     import { ApplicationEntity } from 'Models/Entities';
     import axios from 'axios';
     import { ICollectionHeaderProps } from 'Views/Components/Collection/CollectionHeaders';
     // % protected region % [Add any extra imports here] end
    
  3. Find the protected region Add class properties here and turn it on.
  4. Add the lines of code shown below:

     // % protected region % [Add class properties here] on begin
         @observable
         private applications: ApplicationEntity[] = [];
         // % protected region % [Add class properties here] end
    
  5. Find the protected region Override contents here and turn it on.
  6. Add the lines of code shown below:

     // % protected region % [Override contents here] on begin
             const tableHeaders: ICollectionHeaderProps<ApplicationEntity>[] = [
                 {
                     name: 'applicantEmail',
                     displayName: 'Applicant (Email)'
                 },
                 {
                     name: 'workflowStateName',
                     displayName: 'Review Status'
                 }
             ];
    	
             contents = (
                 <>
                     <h4>My Applications</h4>
                     <Collection 
                         headers={tableHeaders}
                         collection={this.applications}
                     />
                 </>
             );
             // % protected region % [Override contents here] end
    
  7. Find the protected region Add class methods here and turn it on.
  8. Add the lines of code shown below:

     // % protected region % [Add class methods here] on begin
         componentDidMount(): void {
             axios.get('api/entity/ApplicationEntity/applications')
                 .then(({data}) => runInAction(() => this.applications = data))
                 .catch(error => console.log(error))
         }
         // % protected region % [Add class methods here] end
    

Backend

ApplicationEntityDto.cs

  1. Find the protected region Add any extra attributes here and turn it on.
  2. Add the lines of code shown below:

     // % protected region % [Add any extra attributes here] on begin
             public string ApplicantEmail {get; set;}
             public string WorkflowStateName {get; set;}
             // % protected region % [Add any extra attributes here] end
    

ApplicationEntityController.cs

  1. Find the protected region Add any extra class variables here and turn it on.
  2. Add the lines of code shown below:

     // % protected region % [Add any extra class variables here] on begin
             private readonly IUserService _userService;
             private readonly UweDBContext _dbContext;
             // % protected region % [Add any extra class variables here] end
    
  3. Find the protected region Add any extra constructor arguments here and turn it on.
  4. Add the lines of code shown below:

     // % protected region % [Add any extra constructor arguments here] on begin
                 ,IUserService userService
                 ,UweDBContext dBContext
                 // % protected region % [Add any extra constructor arguments here] end
    
  5. Find the protected region Add any extra constructor logic here and turn it on.
  6. Add the lines of code shown below:

     // % protected region % [Add any extra constructor logic here] on begin
                 _userService = userService;
                 _dbContext = dBContext;
                 // % protected region % [Add any extra constructor logic here] end
    
  7. Find the protected region Add any further endpoints here and turn it on.
  8. Add the lines of code shown below:

     // % protected region % [Add any further endpoints here] on begin
             [HttpGet]
             [Route("applications")]
             [Authorize]
             public async Task<IEnumerable<ApplicationEntityDto>> GetDashboardApplications()
             {
                 var user = await _userService.GetUserFromClaim(User);
    	
                 var applications = _dbContext.ApplicationEntity
                     .Where(application => application.ApplicantId == user.Id)
                     .Include(application => application.Applicant)
                     .Include(application => application.WorkflowStatess)
                     .ThenInclude(workflow => workflow.WorkflowStates);
    	
                 return applications.Select(application =>
                     new ApplicationEntityDto(application)
                     {
                         WorkflowStateName = application.WorkflowStatess.First().WorkflowStates.StepName,
                         ApplicantEmail = application.Applicant.Email
                     }
                 );
    	
             }
             // % protected region % [Add any further endpoints here] end
    

Result

dashboard.png

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