To create a table that stores user profiles using Entity Framework, you can start with creating a user model class:
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Then, create a DbContext to manage the database context and pass the User class to the DbSet property:
main.cs181 chars9 linesNow, you can create a migration using Entity Framework tools and apply it to the database:
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To create an ASP.NET endpoint that accepts a user object and creates a user in the table, use the [HttpPost] attribute to specify the HTTP POST method on a controller action. Use UserDbContext to manage database operations:
main.cs471 chars21 linesIn this example, CreateUser accepts a User object in the HTTP POST request body, adds it to the Users table using _context.Users.Add(user), and calls _context.SaveChangesAsync() to save changes to the database. It returns a 201 Created response with the created user object in the response body.
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