1 Student projects for Murach’s ASP.NET Core MVC Class Project 12 Add authorization to the Quarterly Sales app In this project, you’ll update the Quarterly Sales app from project 11-1 or project 13-1...

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1 Student projects for Murach’s ASP.NET Core MVC Class Project 12 Add authorization to the Quarterly Sales app In this project, you’ll update the Quarterly Sales app from project 11-1 or project 13-1 to use authentication and authorization. The navbar for an anonymous user The navbar for an authenticated user not in the Admin role The navbar for an authenticated user in the Admin role The Manage Users page Specifications • The app should provide a way for users to register and log in. • When registering, the user must provide a username and a password. Here’s the password criteria: o Passwords must be at least 6 characters. o Passwords must have at least one uppercase character (A-Z). 2 Student projects for Murach’s ASP.NET Core MVC Specifications (continued) • Anonymous users can view the sales data on the main page but aren’t authorized to add sales or employees. • Authenticated users are authorized to add sales, but only authenticated users in the Admin role are authorized to add employees. • On startup, the app should create an Admin user named “admin” with a password of “P@ssw0rd”. • For anonymous users, the navbar should provide a Register link and a Log In link. • For authenticated users, the navbar should display the user’s name and provide a Log Out link. In addition, the navbar should display a link to the Add Sales page. • For authenticated users in the Admin role, the navbar should display links to the Add Employee page and the Manage Users page. (Note: To check whether a user is in a role, you can use the IsInRole() method of the view’s User property.) • The Manage Users page should allow a user in the Admin role to add and delete users, and assign users to and remove them from the Admin role. Class Project 12 Add authorization to the Quarterly Sales app Specifications Specifications (continued) 1 Student projects for Murach’s ASP.NET Core MVC Class Project 12 Add authorization to the Quarterly Sales app In this project, you’ll update the Quarterly Sales app from project 11-1 or project 13-1 to use authentication and authorization. The navbar for an anonymous user The navbar for an authenticated user not in the Admin role The navbar for an authenticated user in the Admin role The Manage Users page Specifications • The app should provide a way for users to register and log in. • When registering, the user must provide a username and a password. Here’s the password criteria: o Passwords must be at least 6 characters. o Passwords must have at least one uppercase character (A-Z). 2 Student projects for Murach’s ASP.NET Core MVC Specifications (continued) • Anonymous users can view the sales data on the main page but aren’t authorized to add sales or employees. • Authenticated users are authorized to add sales, but only authenticated users in the Admin role are authorized to add employees. • On startup, the app should create an Admin user named “admin” with a password of “P@ssw0rd”. • For anonymous users, the navbar should provide a Register link and a Log In link. • For authenticated users, the navbar should display the user’s name and provide a Log Out link. In addition, the navbar should display a link to the Add Sales page. • For authenticated users in the Admin role, the navbar should display links to the Add Employee page and the Manage Users page. (Note: To check whether a user is in a role, you can use the IsInRole() method of the view’s User property.) • The Manage Users page should allow a user in the Admin role to add and delete users, and assign users to and remove them from the Admin role. Class Project 12 Add authorization to the Quarterly Sales app Specifications Specifications (continued)