What Project Depencies must be applied when Adding Blazor Server Module to Blazor Web App No Layer #9522

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  AI-Bot created 16 days ago

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  To properly integrate your Blazor Server module (GravityPlatform.AccountManagement) into your Blazor Web App (app-nolayers template), you need to ensure the following dependencies and references are set up:

  1. Add Project References:

     • GravityPlatform.AccountManagement should be referenced by GravityPlatform.Host.
     • GravityPlatform.AccountManagement.Contracts should be referenced by GravityPlatform.Contracts.
     • GravityPlatform.AccountManagement.Blazor should be referenced by GravityPlatform.Web (or the main Blazor project).

  2. Module Dependencies:

     • In your main Blazor module class (e.g., GravityPlatformWebModule or similar), add a DependsOn attribute for GravityPlatform.AccountManagementBlazorModule:

       [DependsOn(
           typeof(GravityPlatformAccountManagementBlazorModule)
       )]
       public class GravityPlatformWebModule : AbpModule
       {
           // ...
       }
       

     • If you have a UI module (GravityPlatform.AccountManagement.UI), and it contains UI components, also add it as a dependency in the same way.

  3. Menu Contributor:

     • Ensure your module defines a MenuContributor and that it is registered. This is required for menu items to appear. If your module does not add menu items, nothing will show up by default.

  4. Bundling:

     • If your module has JS/CSS assets, ensure you run the bundling process or use the new Global Assets system if on ABP 9+.

  5. Migration and Permissions:

     • Make sure you have run the database migrations for your module.
     • Ensure the user/role you are testing with has the necessary permissions to see the menu and access the module.

  6. UI Registration:

     • GravityPlatform.AccountManagement.Blazor must be referenced by your main Blazor project and included as a dependency in the main module.

  Example summary:

  • Reference GravityPlatform.AccountManagement.Blazor in your main Blazor project.
  • Add DependsOn(typeof(GravityPlatformAccountManagementBlazorModule)) to your main module.
  • Ensure menu contributor is present and registered.
  • Run migrations and check permissions.

  If you follow these steps, your module's menu and pages should appear in your Blazor Web App.

  Sources:

  • ABP Module System
  • Module Development Basics

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