#3 Create a login functionality

[gowebUSA]

As a program, I only want to allow certain people to access the system. Only allow certain people with different qualification to do certain things based on their qualification.

• [X] Create register and Login button.
• [x] Put the login page right after they click Accept on the disclaimer page.
• [x] Have the Home page only show tabs for public view.
• [x] When logged in, show all tabs.

Accepted Criteria: When the user can login to the system and able to access Edit, Details, and Delete.

[gowebUSA]

Get with Eli for implementing login functionality. Also Dan has a good link as well.

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=egITMrwMOPU&t=1s That's the link to the identity ASP.Net framework

[gowebUSA]

Uses tutorial from Elijah. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0y_HeholX4I

[gowebUSA]

I found out that it's hard to use Elijah's link. So I tuned back in to Dan's link at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=egITMrwMOPU&list=PL6n9fhu94yhVkdrusLaQsfERmL_Jh4XmU&index=65. See Wiki important notes for creating ASP.NET Core Identity.

[gowebUSA]

Finishes Register new user [HttpGet].

[gowebUSA]

Implemented a login functionality. Followed KudVenkat tutorials. Big take away are the folowing:

• using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Identity.EntityFrameworkCore version 3.1.1.
• Added services.AddMvc in Startup.cs and used [Authorize] for all pages. Do not put [Authorize] on any controllers.
• Commenting out double column alterations on Migration files.
• Use built in UserManager within ASP.NET
• Adding [HttpGet] property
• Only keeping [AllowAnonymous]to certain pages.
  • Index (Home)
  • Privacy (Home)
  • Index (Aircraft)
  • Login (Account)
  • Register (Account)
• Only keeping [ValidateAntiForgeryToken] to public methods for not logged in users.
• Added complexity to identity password.
• Hide login and logout links to certain page if logged in.