ServiceSphere

ServiceSphere is a modular event management platform built with ASP.NET Core (.NET 8) and Entity Framework Core. It consists of a RESTful API and a Razor Pages web application for managing events, guests, services, suppliers, and organizers.

Projects

• ServiceSphere.API: ASP.NET Core Web API for backend data access and business logic.
• ServiceSphere.Web: ASP.NET Core Razor Pages web application for user interaction.
• ServiceSphere.Domain: Domain models and repository interfaces.
• ServiceSphere.Application: Application services.
• ServiceSphere.Infrastructure: EF Core context and repository implementations.

Features

• CRUD operations for Events, Guests, Services, Suppliers, and Organizers.
• RESTful API endpoints with Swagger documentation.
• Razor Pages web interface.
• SQLite database (easy to switch to other providers).

Getting Started

Prerequisites

• .NET 8 SDK
• Visual Studio 2022
• (Optional) SQLite Browser for inspecting the database.

Setup

1. Clone the repository

   git clone https://github.com/lovecrimecode/ServiceSphere cd ServiceSphere

2. Configure Connection Strings

• Edit appsettings.json in both ServiceSphere.API and ServiceSphere.Web to set your SQLite connection string:

  "ConnectionStrings": {
    "DefaultConnection": "Data Source=servicesphere.db"
  }

3. Apply Migrations

• Open a terminal in the solution directory and run:

  dotnet ef database update --project ServiceSphere.Infrastructure

• Or use Visual Studio’s Package Manager Console:

  PM> Update-Database -Project ServiceSphere.Infrastructure
  

4. Run the API

• In Visual Studio, set ServiceSphere.API as the startup project and run.
• The API will be available at https://localhost:5001 (or configured port).
• Swagger UI: https://localhost:5001/swagger

5. Run the Web App

• Set ServiceSphere.Web as the startup project and run.
• The web interface will be available at https://localhost:5002 (or configured port).

Usage

• Use the web interface (ServiceSphere.Web) to manage events, guests, services, suppliers, and organizers.
• Use the API (ServiceSphere.API) for programmatic access or integration.
• API documentation is available via Swagger.

Technologies

• ASP.NET Core (.NET 8, C# 12)
• Entity Framework Core (EF Core) with SQLite
• Razor Pages & MVC
• Swagger (OpenAPI)
• Dependency Injection