Implement Profile Table and Endpoints for Users in ASP.Net Web API Project

[johnsmith0305]

Objective:

To enhance the user management system by implementing a profile table and relevant endpoints in the ASP.Net Web API project. This enhancement will allow users to store additional information beyond the basic user details provided by the IdentityUser.

Details:

Profile Table:

• Create a new table named "UserProfile" or similar to store additional user information.
• Define the necessary fields such as UserId (foreign key referencing IdentityUser), FirstName, LastName, Email, PhoneNumber, etc.
• Implement proper relationships between the IdentityUser and UserProfile tables.

Endpoints:

1. Create Profile:

• Endpoint: '/api/Profile'
• Method: POST
• Description: Allows users to create their profile by providing necessary details like first name, last name, email, phone number, etc.

2. Get Profile by User ID:

• Endpoint: '/api/Profile/{userId}'
• Method: GET
• Description: Fetches the profile information for a specific user based on their ID.

3. Update Profile

• Endpoint: '/api/Profile/{uesrId}'
• Method: PUT
• Description: Allows users to update their profile information with new details.

4. Delete Profile

• Endpoint: /api/Profile/{id}'
• Method: DELETE
• Description: Allows user to delete their profile permanently.

Additional Considerations:

• Ensure proper validation for data input.
• Implement authentication and authorization mechanisms for profile-related endpoints.
• Document API endpoints using Swagger or similar tools for ease of understanding and usage. (automatic)
• Write unit tests to ensure the functionality and security of profile-related operations. (optional)

Implementation Plan:

1. Define the structure of the UserProfile table and its relationship with IdentityUser.
2. Implement CRUD operations for profile management.
3. Integrate authentication and authorization mechanisms for profile endpoints.
4. Write unit tests to validate the functionality. (optional)
5. Document API endpoints using Swagger. (automatic)

[gitfullstacker]

@johnsmith0305 Hi, why is it moved into discussion?

[johnsmith0305]

@chenxidev1129 @kgg0305 I'd love to hear your thoughts on creating a new table for user profile.

[kgg0305]

Sounds good

[fullstackdev0305]

@johnsmith0305 That's a great template for a ticket.

[gitfullstacker]

@fullstackdev0305 Thank for paticipation.

[gitfullstacker]

@fullstackdev0305 I hope we're implementing your guidance in this project.

[gitfullstacker]

I believe we should include the following fields for the new tables:

• UserId String (FK)
• Photo String
• FirstName String
• LastName String
• PhoneNumber String
• AboutMe String

[kgg0305]

I think we need these fields more:

• Gender Bit
• DateOfBirth String

[fullstackdev0305]

We can consider implementing a step form for the user profile.
https://primeng.org/steps/seat

[johnsmith0305]

Absolutely, we can utilize it when the form data becomes extensive or complex.

[johnsmith0305]

let's begin by defining the data structure.

[fullstackdev0305]

We should consider scenarios where a user might have multiple roles, such as being an admin and a regular user simultaneously.
In such a scenario, could there be multiple profiles associated with this user?

[kgg0305]

If that's the case, we'll allocate one profile per user.

[gitfullstacker]

I updated my quote like following:

• UserId String (FK)
• FirstName String
• LastName String
• AboutMe String
• Gender Bit
• DateOfBirth String
• PhoneNumber String
• Photo String

This is just for personal profile, so it is same whatever user is admin or user.

[johnsmith0305]

I agree

[fullstackdev0305]

Alright