How to Implement MVVM in a .NET Core Console Application?

Where should my application setting be in a .Net Core / EF Core class library project?

I am trying to store my database connection string in a config file so that I can change it depending on the deployment environment. My data access is using EF Core 1.1.0....I have looked at some full .Net applications that use EF Core and use App.config to store and retrieve the connection string like this:... protected override void OnConfiguring...

EF Core 1.1 - How to Add migrations in .net core console

To avoid most commons mistakes when doing ...EF Core... migration, do the following...explicitly write the project parameters in command...--startup-project < StartProject >..., Sample.UI in your case...--project < ContextProject >..., this is the project where your DBContext leaves, Sample.Infrastructure in your case...migrations work with ...publ...

Entity Framework Core on Windows IoT running on a RPi 3 (Console Application)

I successfully deployed a .NET Core Console Application to my Windows IoT running on a Raspberry Pi 3....The application pulls data from a webservice and stores them in a database. I used Entity Framework Core for that....When I start the deployed console application (.exe) through the remote powershell everything works except the access to my data...

Connecting to localdb from Entity Framework Core 1.x via a .Net Core Console Application

The ...@... means you are using a verbatim string literal. You should not escape the ...\... between the server and instance name.

How to make EF Core tools obtain DbContext instance from service provider of a console application?

Although the documentation topic is called ...From application services..., it starts with...If your startup project is an ASP.NET Core app, the tools try to obtain the DbContext object from the application's service provider....Looks like they don't expect project types other than ASP.NET Core app to use application service provider :)...Then it c...

How to use library targeting Entity Framework .Net 4.6.1 with .Net Core Application

I have a repository library that I use with an MVC application. It works great without any issues....Currently, I'm building a new Client application using .Net Core. I referenced my existing repository project which has target framework 4.6.1. I can build without any issues....When I tried to access the data using an existing DB Context. I was get...

Can't scaffold with ef core for a console application project, doesnt reference .design package

When using Entity Framework Core for a console application i can't scaffold the database. ...dotnet ef dbcontext scaffold "Server=;User Id=;Password=;Database=" "Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.SqlServer" -c Context -o Models -t Tables -f ...Your startup project '' doesn't reference Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Design. This package is required for...

How to disable windows authentication only for Web API inside a .net core MVC web application

I have a .NET Core MVC web application and I have set windows authentication for that project. Now I have added an API controller in the same project and for which I don't want authentication. Is it possible to disable windows authentication only for API ? The reason why I have created the application with windows authentication is to just log the...

Migrate .NET Core 2.2 to .NET Core 3.1 and keep referencing EF Core 2

I have a C# application written with .NETCore 2.2 and Postgres and I would like to migrate it to .NET Core 3.1....The problems is that there are so many breaking changes, especially in Entity Framework that it is not possible to rewrite everything now. At the same time, other developers continue development on .NET Core 2.2 branch and I need to do ...

Is it a good idea to add .Net Framework class library to .Net core console application

I have created a new .net core console application and, I have all my BL and DAL in a NuGet package which is in .net Framework(some class libraries in this are in .Net framework 2.0). if I install this NuGet in .Core library it will not work fine which is obvious....so the question is, if I add a .Net Framework(4.7) class library and install this N...