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Updating Microsoft CODE editor
Download the .deb file for 64 bit
execute it
sudo dpkg -i code_1.8.1-1482159060_i386.deb
** UPDATE: As of October 2017 it now updates when you update Debian apt-get update etc



HANDLEBARS
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Install:
sudo npm install -g handlebars

Build handlebars template:
handlebars -m wwwroot/js/templates/> wwwroot/js/templates/templates.js




3rd party Packages used:
JWT JSON web token support using jose-jwt found here:
https://jwt.io/#libraries

Mailkit (supposedly system.net.mail will be ported in v2.0 of .net core but for now mailkit is the shit):
 <!-- NOTE: bouncycastle needed for license gen but mailkit brings a slightly different one in so there is a conflict but just removing bouncycastle works because the license code uses teh mailkit bouncycastle-->
    <!--PackageReference Include="bouncycastle.netcore" Version="1.8.1.3" /-->






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//command to scaffold the sqlite db:
dotnet ef dbcontext scaffold "Datasource=/home/john/Documents/rockfishCore/db/rockfish.sqlite" Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Sqlite -o Models -f

//scaffold all controllers with these commands:
dotnet aspnet-codegenerator controller -api -m rockfishCore.Models.Contact -dc rockfishCore.Models.rockfishContext -name ContactController -outDir ./Controllers
dotnet aspnet-codegenerator controller -api -m rockfishCore.Models.Customer -dc rockfishCore.Models.rockfishContext -name CustomerController -outDir ./Controllers
dotnet aspnet-codegenerator controller -api -m rockfishCore.Models.Incident -dc rockfishCore.Models.rockfishContext -name IncidentController -outDir ./Controllers
dotnet aspnet-codegenerator controller -api -m rockfishCore.Models.LicenseTemplates -dc rockfishCore.Models.rockfishContext -name LicenseTemplatesController -outDir ./Controllers
dotnet aspnet-codegenerator controller -api -m rockfishCore.Models.Notification -dc rockfishCore.Models.rockfishContext -name NotificationController -outDir ./Controllers
dotnet aspnet-codegenerator controller -api -m rockfishCore.Models.Purchase -dc rockfishCore.Models.rockfishContext -name PurchaseController -outDir ./Controllers
dotnet aspnet-codegenerator controller -api -m rockfishCore.Models.Site -dc rockfishCore.Models.rockfishContext -name SiteController -outDir ./Controllers
dotnet aspnet-codegenerator controller -api -m rockfishCore.Models.Trial -dc rockfishCore.Models.rockfishContext -name TrialController -outDir ./Controllers
dotnet aspnet-codegenerator controller -api -m rockfishCore.Models.User -dc rockfishCore.Models.rockfishContext -name UserController -outDir ./Controllers


Here is the help command for this:
 dotnet aspnet-codegenerator controller --help



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EF CORE STUFF NOTES

To INCLUDE relatives use like this:

   var site = await _context.Site
            .Include(m=>m.TrialNavigation)
            .Include(m=>m.Purchase)
            .Include(m=>m.Incident)
            .SingleOrDefaultAsync(m => m.Id == id);



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EF Core include queries


//ad-hoc:
            // var res = from c in _context.Customer.OrderBy(c => c.Name)
            //           join site in _context.Site.DefaultIfEmpty() on c.Id equals site.CustomerId
            //           join purchase in _context.Purchase.DefaultIfEmpty() on site.Id equals purchase.SiteId 
            //           where (purchase.CancelDate == null)
            //           select new infoListCustomer
            //           {
            //               active = c.Active,
            //               id = c.Id,
            //               name = c.Name,
            //               siteId = site.Id,
            //               siteName = site.Name,
            //               purchaseId = purchase.Id,
            //               purchaseName = purchase.Name
            //           };


//Using ef relationships:

// using (var context = new BloggingContext())
// {
//     var blogs = context.Blogs
//         .Include(blog => blog.Posts)
//             .ThenInclude(post => post.Author)
//             .ThenInclude(author => author.Photo)
//         .Include(blog => blog.Owner)
//             .ThenInclude(owner => owner.Photo)
//         .ToList();
// }

    var res = _context.Customer
        .Include(customer => customer.Site)           
            .ThenInclude(site => site.Purchase)//or...:
        //.Include(customer => customer.Purchase)//this also due to reference in EF
        .OrderBy(customer => customer.Name);
        //.ToList();


var xtest=res.ToList();
var xcount=xtest.Count();