LawyerSys-v2

This folder is the start of the migration to ASP.NET Core + React + Flutter (Database-first EF Core + JWT auth).

Quick overview:

• Backend: ASP.NET Core (net8.0) Web API
• Web Frontend: Next.js/React (ClientApp)
• Mobile Frontend: Flutter (MobileApp) for iOS/Android
• Database: SQL Server (Database-first EF Core) — your old DB script / instance will be used to scaffold models
• Auth: JWT + ASP.NET Identity (instructions included)

Important: this repository skeleton is intentionally minimal. It includes configuration and instructions you can run locally to finish the database-first scaffold (you asked to use SQL Server instance: GERGES-YOUSSEF\\SQLEXPRESS).

Getting started:

1. Ensure .NET SDK 8.0 (recommended LTS) or later is installed.

2. From the repo root, restore and build:

cd LawyerSys
dotnet restore
dotnet build

3. Create or restore the database using the included SQL script (if you haven't already). In SQL Server Management Studio, run DB/LawyerSys Script.sql against your SQL Server instance.

4. Scaffold EF Core models (Database-first):

Make sure dotnet-ef tool is installed:

dotnet tool install --global dotnet-ef

Scaffold the DB context and entities (run from the LawyerSys project directory). Replace <SERVER> with your SQL Server instance name:

dotnet ef dbcontext scaffold "Server=<SERVER>;Database=LawyerSys;Trusted_Connection=True;MultipleActiveResultSets=true" Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.SqlServer --output-dir Data/Models --context ApplicationDbContext --context-dir Data --force

This will generate the EF Core models into Data/Models and an ApplicationDbContext in Data.

5. Adjust appsettings.Development.json connection string and JWT settings then run the app:

dotnet run

6. Open ClientApp and run the React dev server (instructions will appear in ClientApp/README.md).

Mobile App (Flutter)

The MobileApp/ directory will contain a Flutter mobile application for iOS and Android that connects to the same ASP.NET Core Web API backend.

Prerequisites:

• Flutter SDK 3.x or later
• Android Studio (for Android development)
• Xcode (for iOS development, macOS only)

Setup:

cd MobileApp
flutter pub get
flutter run

The mobile app uses JWT authentication with the same backend API endpoints.

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If you prefer separate backend + frontend projects or want additional setup steps (IIS hosting, Docker, CI), tell me and I will add them.

Flutter App

cd "e:\Gerges Files\LawyerSys-v2\MobileApp" flutter run -d emulator-5554