Implementing CRUD APIs for the four tabs ;

Implementing CRUD APIs for the four tabs (Program, Application Template, Workflow, and Preview) using ASP.NET Core is a multi-step process. Below, I'll provide you with a high-level overview of how to create a .NET Console Application and implement CRUD APIs using ASP.NET Core for one of the tabs (Program). You can follow a similar approach for the other tabs.

Step 1: Create a .NET Console Application

Open your preferred code editor or IDE (e.g., Visual Studio, Visual Studio Code).

Create a new .NET Console Application project:

dotnet new console -n My Api App
cd My Api App

Next, add the required NuGet packages for ASP.NET Core Web API:

dotnet add package Microsoft. Asp Net Core. App
dotnet add package Microsoft. Asp Net Core. Razor. Design

Step 2: Create the Program Model

Define the Program Model class in your project, as described in a previous response. Step 3: Create an API Controller

Create a new API controller for the "Program" tab:

using Microsoft. Asp Net Core. Mvc ; using System. Collections. Generic;

[Api Controller] [Route("api/programs")] public class Program Controller : Controller Base { // Implement CRUD actions here } Step 4: Implement CRUD Actions

Inside the Program Controller, implement CRUD actions (Create, Read, Update, Delete) based on HTTP methods (POST, GET, PUT, DELETE).

[Http post] public I Action Result Create Program(Program Model program) { // Implement code to create a program // Save to your data store (e.g., Azure Cosmos DB) return Ok(program); }

[Http Get] public I Action Result Get All Programs() { // Implement code to retrieve all programs // from your data store and return them return Ok(/ List of programs /); }

[Http Get("{id}")] public I Action Result Get Program ByI d(string id) { // Implement code to retrieve a program by ID // from your data store and return it return Ok(/ Program with the specified ID /); }

[Http Put("{id}")] public I Action Result Update Program(string id, Program Model program) { // Implement code to update a program by ID // in your data store return Ok(program); }

[Http Delete("{id}")] public I Action Result Delete Program(string id) { // Implement code to delete a program by ID // from your data store return Ok(); } Step 5: Start the ASP.NET Core Web API

In your Program. cs file, configure and start the ASP.NET Core Web API:

using Microsoft. Asp Net Core. Hosting; using Microsoft. Extensions. Hosting;

public class Program { public static void Main(string[] args ) { Create Host Builder(args).Build().Run(); }

public static I Host Builder Create Host Builder(string[] args) =>
    Host. Create Default Builder (args)
        .Configure Web  Host Defaults( web Builder =>
        {
            web Builder. Use Startup<Startup>();
        });

} Step 6: Test Your API

Build and run your console application:

manukondusuprathika / starting-project

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