Add support for .NET Core? :)

[HelgeSverre]

Might just be me being an idiot, but i can't get this to work with ASP.NET MVC 6 on .NET Core, seems to be ambiguous references to old versions of the identity service or something.

Any plans on porting to .net core?

[pedropaf]

Possibly not very straightforward. I'm not going to add support, at least not planned. If you have the time and energy feel free to fork and I might be able to give you a hand if interested.

[MarcAir]

Hey there Pedropaf Looking at bringing this forward for use on ASPNET core and EFCore. I am however running into some minor roadblocks. curious if you are still interested in assisting - I'm having issue with the TContext for subscriptiondataservice. don't really want to go into too much detail here unless you are still open. thanks

[MarcAir]

Hey there Pedropaf Looking at bringing this forward for use on ASPNET core and EFCore. I am however running into some minor roadblocks. curious if you are still interested in assisting - I'm having issue with the TContext for subscriptiondataservice. don't really want to go into too much detail here unless you are still open. thanks

I was able to correct the TContextissue by altering the derived extending class of your SaasEcomDbContext, and correctly inheriting my applicationdbcontextfrom your SaasEcomDbContext.

• [ ] [I will post a forked version of this once I have it closer to working - its still a mess....]

the biggest item that is eluding me (and seems to be the last class needing reworking is the CurrencyHelper.cs. ObjectCache is no longer in the targeted framework, and it is too difficult to include multiple frameworks as the namespaces from the .net libraries overlap too much. @pedropaf QUESTION: the caching for this class seems to derive from System.Runtime.Caching. would you suggest that instead of using System Caching, that we could use ASP.Net Core Microsoft.Extensions.Caching.Memory

[spacedsweden]

MarcusPozzan, you need any help?