CoreHome

An open source blog system based on .NET and Alibaba Cloud.

Current personal website,

Features

• Personal information management.
• Homepage project management.
• Theme management (background, light and dark themes, BGM).
• Blog management (classification, tagging, archiving, comments).
• Feedback alerts.
• Network status detection.

Screenshot

Build from source

Install pre-requisites

• Visual Studio 2022 / Visual Studio Code
• .NET 8.0 SDK
• Libman (VS Extension)
• Bundler & Minifier (VS Extension)
• Mysql
• Docker（WSL2 is recommended）

If you use Visual Studio (Not Visual Studio Code), you don't need to install Libman CLI and Entity Framework CLI.

Install Libman CLI：

dotnet tool install -g Microsoft.Web.LibraryManager.Cli

Install Entity Framework Core CLI

dotnet tool install -g dotnet-ef

Clone source code

git clone https://github.com/lixinyang123/CoreHome.git

Configuration

You can refer to this blog to configure.

• CoreHome
  • CoreHome.HomePage
    • appsettings.json
    • wwwroot/SiteMap.txt
    • wwwroot/favicon.ico
  • CoreHome.Admin
    • appsettings.json
    • wwwroot/favicon.ico
  • CoreHome.ReverseProxy
    • appsettings.json

The content of appsettings.json in CoreHome.HomePage and CoreHome.Admin is exactly the same, just copy and paste.

Configure database:

Both CoreHome.HomePage and CoreHome.Admin's application.json files should be configured.

  "CoreHome": "server=[host];user id=[user];password=[password];database=corehome"

Dependencies

• Visual Studio

  • Backend：Click Restore Nuget Packages in Solution Explorer.
    • CoreHome.Infrastructure
    • CoreHome.Data
    • CoreHome.HomePage
    • CoreHome.Admin
    • CoreHome.ReverseProxy
  • Frontend：Click Restore Client Libraries in Solution Explorer.
    • CoreHome.HomePage/libman.json
    • CoreHome.Admin/libman.json

• Visual Studio Code or CLI

  • Backend：Execute dotnet restore in the following directory.
    • CoreHome.HomePage
    • CoreHome.Admin
  • Frontend：Execute libman restore in the following directory.
    • CoreHome.HomePage
    • CoreHome.Admin

Migrate Database

• Visual Studio

Tools -> Nuget Package Manager -> Package Manager Console

Update-Database

• Visual Studio Code or CLI

Execute the following commands in the CoreHome.HomePage and CoreHome.Admin directory.

dotnet-ef database update -p ..\CoreHome.Data

Startup

• Visual Studio or Visual Studio Code

Click Startup in Solution Explorer or Ctrl+F5.

• CLI

Execute the following commands in the CoreHome.HomePage and CoreHome.Admin directory.

dotnet run

Build Dockerfile

• Visual Studio

Click Build Dockerfile in Solution Explorer.

• Visual Studio Code or CLI

Execute the following command in the project root directory.

docker build --file ./CoreHome.Admin/Dockerfile --tag lixinyang/corehome-admin:latest .
docker build --file ./CoreHome.HomePage/Dockerfile --tag lixinyang/corehome-homepage:latest .
docker build --file ./CoreHome.ReverseProxy/Dockerfile --tag lixinyang/corehome-reverseproxy:latest .

Deploy

You can use DockerHome to deploy CoreHome, or you can deploy it manually.

You can refer to this blog to use DockerHome.