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# .NET + Angular Application Template
This project is a full-stack web application Template combining **ASP.NET Core** for the backend and **Angular** for the frontend.
## 🛠️ Technologies Used
- **Backend:** ASP.NET Core (.NET 10)
- **Frontend:** Angular
- **API Documentation:** Swagger (Swashbuckle)
## 🔐 Authentication (Register & Login)
The template includes a preconfigured user registration and authentication flow, designed as a solid baseline for production-ready applications.
- **Register:**
Creation of new user accounts via a dedicated API endpoint with server-side validation and secure password hashing.
- **Login:**
Token-based authentication using JWT (JSON Web Token). Upon successful authentication, a token is issued for authorized API access.
- **Authorization:**
Protected backend endpoints and frontend routes are secured using role- or policy-based access control.
The authentication architecture is secure, extensible, and aligned with enterprise best practices.
## 🚀 Getting Started
### Prerequisites
- [.NET 10 SDK](https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/download/dotnet/10.0)
- [Node.js (LTS)](https://nodejs.org/)
- [Angular CLI ](https://angular.dev/)
### 🔧 Setup Instructions
1. **Install Angular dependencies**
⚠️ **Before starting the application for the first time**, run the following command in the `ClientApp` directory:
```bash
cd src/ClientApp
npm install
```
2. **Run the application**
Go back to the API folder and start the backend server:
```bash
cd src/API
dotnet run --launch-profile angular_dev
```
3. **Access the app**
- Angular frontend: [http://localhost:44492](http://localhost:44492)
- Swagger UI (API docs): [http://localhost:5184/swagger](http://localhost:5184/swagger)
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## 🧪 Running Angular Tests
Angular frontend tests are set up using Karma + Jasmine. All test files follow the `.spec.ts` naming convention and are located alongside their respective components and services in `src/ClientApp/src/`.
### Quick Start
```bash
cd src/ClientApp
npm test
```
### Headless/CI und Coverage
```bash
cd src/ClientApp
npm run test:coverage
```
The coverage report is generated under `src/ClientApp/coverage/` (HTML-Report in `index.html`).
```bash
cd src/ClientApp
npm run test:ci
```
Note: For headless tests, a Chrome/Chromium runtime must be present on the machine.