cCoder.ContentManagement 2026.8.28.1739

cCoder.ContentManagement

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cCoder.ContentManagement contains the Content Management domain for the cCoder platform.

Functionality

The repository provides the content-management layer used by cCoder applications:

• App content structure, including app cultures, pages, page info, content, roles, components, layouts, resources, scripts, and templates.
• Package import support for applying packaged content definitions to an app.
• HTTP event receivers for app and page lifecycle events:
  • app_add, app_update, app_delete
  • page_add, page_update, page_delete
  • package_import
• A standalone Web host that exposes the Content Management API, OData endpoints, /Health, Swagger, and a simple manual test UI at /tools/index.html.

This repository does not currently host a separate Hosted Services app. Content lifecycle work is driven through the Web API and the HTTP eventing endpoint.

Contents

• src/cCoder.ContentManagement The main library package published to NuGet.
• src/ContentManagement.Web The standalone web host for the Content Management domain. It hosts the API, event receivers, health check, Swagger, and manual test UI.
• src/cCoder.ContentManagement.Tests Unit tests for the domain.
• src/ContentManagement.AcceptanceTests Acceptance tests for the standalone host and manual test shell.
• src/ContentManagement.IntegrationTests Integration tests that call the HTTP eventing endpoint and verify app/page child relationship call chains.

Build

dotnet build src/cCoder.ContentManagement.slnx -v minimal

Test

dotnet test src/cCoder.ContentManagement.slnx -v minimal --no-build

The full solution test run includes unit tests, Web acceptance tests, and integration tests for the HTTP eventing chains. Relationship-focused integration tests assert each child set independently so app and page event regressions are easy to diagnose.

Local Configuration

The standalone Web host binds the complete configuration root into an AppConfiguration containing ContentManagement, CoreData, SecurityData, Security, AppSecurity, and Eventing. The app registers Data domains first and business domains second. cCoder.ContentManagement owns no persistence configuration and does not register cCoder.Data itself.

Leave secret values empty and define these user-level or machine-level environment variables:

• CoreData__ConnectionString
• SecurityData__ConnectionString
• Security__DecryptionKey

Optional migration-only overrides:

• CoreData__AdminConnectionString
• SecurityData__AdminConnectionString

Restart Visual Studio after changing the environment, select ContentManagement.Web as the startup project, and press F5. Acceptance and integration tests use the same Content Management and Security connection strings, but replace each database name with a unique -acceptance-{guid} database before performing any database operation.

Applications that consume cCoder.Core should use Core's composite API rather than composing these domains directly. Core is the deliberate aggregate composition root for its configured domain graph.

Local Run

dotnet run --project src/ContentManagement.Web/ContentManagement.Web.csproj

Open the launched browser or navigate to:

• https://localhost:7192/tools/index.html for manual API and eventing checks.
• https://localhost:7192/Health for the health check.
• https://localhost:7192/swagger for API discovery.

The root path redirects to the manual tools page.

Package

The NuGet package produced by this repository is:

• cCoder.ContentManagement

Publishing

GitHub Actions is configured to publish the main package using NuGet trusted publishing.

Before the first publish, configure a trusted publishing policy on nuget.org for:

• Repository owner: ccoder-co-uk
• Repository: cCoder.ContentManagement
• Workflow file: publish.yml

The workflow also expects a NUGET_USER repository secret containing the nuget.org profile name used during trusted publishing login.