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Build an Employee Leave Management System using ASP.NET Core, Entity Framework, Code-First and the Repository Pattern

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Name		Name	Last commit message	Last commit date
Latest commit History 9 Commits
Areas/Identity		Areas/Identity
Configuration		Configuration
Constants		Constants
Contracts		Contracts
Controllers		Controllers
Data		Data
Migrations		Migrations
Models		Models
Properties		Properties
Repositories		Repositories
Services		Services
Views		Views
bin/Debug/net5.0		bin/Debug/net5.0
obj		obj
wwwroot		wwwroot
LeaveManagement.Web.csproj		LeaveManagement.Web.csproj
LeaveManagement.Web.csproj.user		LeaveManagement.Web.csproj.user
Program.cs		Program.cs
ReadMe.txt		ReadMe.txt
ScaffoldingReadMe.txt		ScaffoldingReadMe.txt
Startup.cs		Startup.cs
appsettings.Development.json		appsettings.Development.json
appsettings.json		appsettings.json
libman.json		libman.json
natuarally		natuarally

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For Adding Controller
1 controller folder right click add controller-->MVC Controller with views,using ef
2 Model class->leaveType,
3 Data  ->ApplicationDbCOntext
4 Views     GenerateViews-✔
            Reference Script Library-❌
            Use a layout Page-✔


Adding Custom ClientSide Library
1 project rightclick add clientSideLibrary
2 library add  name (eg SweetAlert) & install


Identity
scaffold at project level and click require views & select db context.
It will also create _LoginPartial in sharedFolder

To Pass data from controller to view use 
1)ViewBag
2)Return model in controller eg return View(model);

TempData
It stay Data for 1 req Only.After that we Cannot Access(Generally use for alert box,..)