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Description

A tiny blog is written in .Net Core and supporting multi-theme and multi-language.

Programming language: C#

License: MIT License

Tags: API Web MVC Entityframework Asp.net NetCore CMS Core Entity-framework-core Blog BlogEngine SPA Netstandard C

Latest version: v1.4.0

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DotNetBlog

A Tiny Blog Written in Asp.Net Core

Install:

Download the final release version from Release page

Windows:

run DotNetBlog.Web.exe

Linux:

sudo chmod +x DotNetBlog.Web
./DotNetBlog.Web

Start:

http://{YourBlogAddress}/install to setup your blog for the first time.

How to Build and Run:

Clone the repository
Restore the dependencies
```
dotnet restore
```

Build admin portal

cd src/DotNetBlog.Admin
npm install
webpack

Edit connection string

Open 'src/DotNetBlog.Web/App_Data/config.json' to specify you own connection string.

{
    "database": "sqlite",
    "connectionString": "DataSource=App_Data/blog.db"
    //"database": "sqlserver",
    //"connectionString": "server=.\\SqlServer2008;database=DotNetBlog;uid=sa;pwd=123456;"
}

DotNetBlog supports two kinds of database. You can set "database" to "sqite" or "sqlserver"

Run the project
```
dotnet run
```
Initialize the blog

You can access 'http://{YourBlogAddress}/install' to initialize the blog.