Task Management WebAPI

A Task assignment and Management WebAPI that you can employ on your bussiness to Assign, Delete and Modify all details of a Task, wheter it be it's Description, Priority or it's current assigned users.

Key Features • Setting up • Usage • Credits

Key Features

• JWT-Based Auth
  • The API issues a unique JWT as a response from the user's succesful authentication
  • It contains all of the user's needed Claims for the Authorization and various other processes to work with
  • Fully hashed and cryptographed in HmacSHA256 algorithm
  
  
• Account management
  • Fully implemented endpoints that allow a client to Sign up, Login, change Username, Password and Delete it's account with all of their created tasks.
  • Admins can change other user's roles, usernames and delete their account.
  
  
• Task Management
  • With the Task endpoint, a authenticated user can Fetch, Create, Delete, Modify, Assign or Deassign other users from their tasks.
  • Tasks can be filtered in the fetching Endpoint's URL
  • Other users Tasks can be fetched by passing their URL to the Endpoint
  • All changes related to their Tasks are always saved as a persistent data on a SQLServer Database
  • Admin accounts can Manage other user's Tasks.
  
  

Setting up

Setting up

• You need to have .NET SDK 6.0 or higher installed on your machine
• Access to a Microsoft SQLServer instance.

1. Clone the repository to your machine

$ git clone https://github.com/Haise777/TaskManagement.git

2. Resolve all packets dependencies

$ cd TaskManagement/WebAPI
$ dotnet restore

3. Build all projects

$ dotnet build

4. Insert you Db Connection String

$ cd TaskManagement.API/bin/Debug/net6.0/
# Edit the 'appsettings.Development.json' file and place your Connection String in the "TestDb" value.

5. Run the API

$ ./TaskManagement.API

Usage

(In progress) It is designed to be used with a Frontend app as a client to call and manage it's operations. But you can still test and utilize it to a extent by calling it's endpoint with a tool such as Postman

Here is *some* of the endpoints you could try

# Check if your URL match the server's URL
>[POST] http://localhost:5000/auth/signup
 Body Raw-Json: {
    "UserName": "Chris_Redfield",
    "Password": "BolderPuncher2",
    "Email": "fakeemail@mail.com"
}

>[POST] http://localhost:5000/auth/login
 Body Raw-Json: {
    "UserName": "Chris_Redfield",
    "Password": "BolderPuncher2",
}


# You have to copy the returned Token and set it to your Authorization header to proceed
# Headers -> Authorization : Bearer eyIJPWAjd198jdw890scp...

>[POST] http://localhost:5000/tasks/createtask
 Body Raw-Json: {
    "Title": "This is the first task",
    "Description": "This is a test task",
    "Priority": 3,
}

>[GET] http://localhost:5000/tasks/createtask

Credits

This software uses the following open source packages:

• ASP.NET
• EF Core

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Contact me
Email: gashimabucoro@proton.me  ·  Discord: @.haise_san