JJMasterData is an open-source .NET library to help you create dynamic CRUDs quickly from data dictionaries (database metadata), along with other boilerplate-intensive things like exporting and importing data.

Useful Links

• Library Documentation
• NuGet.Org
• Community Discord Server

Features

• Components generated at runtime 🔥
• Data exportation & importation ↔️
• Database script generation ✍️
• Plugins support by interfaces 🪄
• Multiple forms using relationships⛓️

Getting Started

Setup-JJMasterData.mp4

1. Create an ASP.NET Core project (it can be Blazor, MVC, Razor Pages, whetever you like...)
2. Install JJMasterData.Web

dotnet add package JJMasterData.Web

3. Configure your IConfiguration source with a connection string at JJMasterData:ConnectionString and a secret key at JJMasterData:SecretKey

{
  "JJMasterData": {
    "DataDictionaryTableName": "MasterData",
    "ConnectionString": "Server=localhost;Database=JJMasterData;Integrated Security=True;Trust Server Certificate=true",
    "ReadProcedurePattern": "{tablename}Get",
    "WriteProcedurePattern": "{tablename}Set",
    "SecretKey": "ExampleSecretKey"
  }
}

3. At Program.cs add the following lines:

using JJMasterData.Web.Configuration;

var builder = WebApplication.CreateBuilder(args);

builder.Services.AddJJMasterDataWeb();

///...

var app = builder.Build();

///...

app.UseJJMasterDataWeb();
app.MapJJMasterData();

app.Run();

4. Create a wwwroot folder if your project is empty
5. Run the project and visit /en-US/DataDictionary/Element/Index
   

You can get the appsettings.json schema URL from here

See all steps in documentation.

Building from source 🧰

1. Install .NET 8

2. Install NodeJS

3. Clone this git repository

4. Open JJMasterData.sln file at your IDE

5. Set the WebEntryPoint as startup project

6. At src/Web run at your terminal

npm i

7. Run the project

Special Thanks

Code contributors

Bugs and feature requests 🐛

Have a bug or a feature request? Please first search for existing and closed issues.
If your problem or idea is not addressed yet, please open a new issue.