lombiq / orchard-training-demo-module

Demo Orchard Core CMS and Orchard 1.x module for for you to become an Orchard developer. This module completes the training materials under https://orcharddojo.net.

Lombiq Training Demo for Orchard Core

About

Demo Orchard Core module for training purposes guiding you to become an Orchard developer. Note that this module also has an Orchard 1.x version in the dev-orchard-1 branch of the repository.

If you prefer tutorial videos more then check out the Dojo Course 3, the complete Orchard Core tutorial series.

If you are interested in training resources and personalized Orchard training please visit Orchard Dojo.

Prerequisites

The module assumes that you have a good understanding of basic Orchard concepts, and that you can get around the Orchard admin area (the official documentation and the Dojo Course 3 tutorial series may help you with that). You should also be familiar with how to use Visual Studio (or any other C# IDE) and write C#, as well as the concepts of ASP.NET Core MVC.

Before you dive deep into this module it'd be best if you make sure that you have done the following:

• You know how ASP.NET Core MVC works. It's important that you understand how ASP.NET Core MVC works or generally what MVC is about. If you are not familiar with the topic take a look at the tutorials at https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/.
• You've read through the documentation under https://docs.orchardcore.net/ (at least the "About Orchard Core" section, but it would be great if you'd skim the whole documentation).
• You know Orchard Core from a user's perspective and understand the fundamental concepts underlying the system. (The Dojo Course 3 tutorial series may help you with that.)

How to start learning Orchard Core with this module

The module comes with its own standalone solution and web app. So, to run it, simply do the following:

1. Clone this repository to the latest dev branch or download the source.
2. Open the solution in your favorite IDE, like Visual Studio.
3. Make sure the Lombiq.TrainingDemo.Web project is the startup project (it should be).
4. Start the app. In Visual Studio, you can do this with Ctrl + F5. From the .NET CLI, run dotnet run in the Lombiq.TrainingDemo.Web folder and then open https://localhost:5001/ in a browser.
5. The site will be automatically set up with the "Training Demo" recipe (since we use Orchard Core's Auto Setup feature). You'll be able to log in with the username "admin" and password "Password1!".

Once the app is running:

• Head over to the StartLearningHere.md file and start exploring all the great things you can do in Orchard Core.
• If you are brave enough to not follow any guide or you want to start the guide from somewhere else then go to the Map.cs file and jump to any class you are interested in. StartLearningHere.md also has training sections linked so you can go to a broader section.
• If you'd like to clean out comments from code files so you can just see the essence, then use the Comment Remover VS extension to quickly do it.
• Take a look at the Recipes menu in the Admin screen to load in additional sample content. This is not included by default to reduce clutter.
• This module uses Lombiq Helpful Libraries for Orchard Core to make a few things simpler. But don't worry, we'll explain it.

Further resources

Some further reading if you're hungry for more knowledge.

• You can also follow the Dojo Course 3 tutorial series if you like to learn from videos.
• This module is not about showing you how to create an Orchard Core application from scratch. For that, we recommend you use the Initialize-OrchardCoreSolution script from ouf Utility Scripts project.
• Keep in mind that your best living reference for how to do something in Orchard is the official repo and our Open-Source Orchard Core Extensions (OSOCE) solution. Clone both and keep the solutions open when you’re working on something so you can quickly look up anything. As a bonus, OSOCE also contains all of Lombiq's open-source Orchard themes and modules! Check it out for what we've already solved for you.
• You can also take a look at our Walkthroughs module, for step-by-step walkthroughs, which are guided by pop-up windows right there in the UI.
• Be sure to check out the Orchard Dojo Library for Orchard Core for a wealth of Orchard Core guidelines, best practices, development utilities (like scripts and snippets), and more as well!
• This project utilizes several GitHub Actions workflows, like Build and Test Orchard Core solution to provide CI builds. We recommend using such workflows from our Lombiq GitHub Actions project for automation.
• If you're ready to make a jump to fully automated Quality Assurance beyond unit testing as demonstrated here, check out the following projects:
  • Lombiq .NET Analyzers: Orchard Core-optimized static code analysis of all C# code during editing and build.
  • Lombiq Node.js Extensions: Linting, build, and minification of SCSS/JS/Markdown files, integrated into the .NET build.
  • Lombiq Testing Toolbox for Orchard Core: Helps you write unit tests for Orchard Core projects.
  • Lombiq UI Testing Toolbox for Orchard Core: Web UI testing toolbox for Orchard Core applications. Everything you need to do UI testing with Selenium for an Orchard app is there, including accessibility checks and security scanning.
  • Lombiq GitHub Actions: Ready-to-use, developer-friendly GitHub Actions CI/CD workflows that build Orchard Core projects, run static code analysis, execute unit/UI tests, and provide reports and artifacts. Automation for deploying and operating Azure-hosted apps is also included, as well as YAML linting.
  • Lombiq PowerShell Analyzers: Static code analysis for PowerShell scripts, even if the scripts are part of an Orchard Core solution.
  • Lombiq Hosting - Azure Application Insights for Orchard Core: Orchard Core module that enables easy integration of Azure Application Insights into Orchard. Detailed telemetry is collected about the app, enriched with Orchard-specific data points.

Contributing and support

Bug reports, feature requests, comments, questions, code contributions and love letters are warmly welcome. You can send them to us via GitHub issues and pull requests. Please adhere to our open-source guidelines while doing so.

When adding new tutorials please keep in mind the following:

• Insert tutorial steps into the existing flow, either at the end or between two existing ones. Use "NEXT STATION" comments to indicate the next file the reader should check out.
• If it's a new training section then indicate as such by an "END OF TRAINING SECTION" comment at the end and add it to the list under StartLearningHere.md.
• Add pointers to its classes/files in Map.cs.

This project is developed by Lombiq Technologies. Commercial-grade support is available through Lombiq.

orchard-training-demo-module's Issues

Typo

Lombiq.TrainingDemo\Indexing\ColorFieldIndexHandler.cs

• IndexHandlers are different from IndexProviders. While IndexProviders will store indexed values in the SQL database

"While IndexProviders" should be "While IndexHandlers" ?

Outdated warning?

Thanks for the awesome module. I think the warning below might be out of date since I had no problem using the module in this way:

"Warning: At the moment the latest released Orchard Core version is RC1 and it targets the unsupported 3.0 version of .NET Core. Since we updated our extensions to 3.1 they won't be compatible anymore. Thus for the time being please use the other approach with NuGet packages."

TemplateContext.GlobalMemberAccessStrategy is undefined

Is this code out of date?

Orchard-Training-Demo-Module/Startup.cs

Line 63 in 0004b29

TemplateContext.GlobalMemberAccessStrategy.Register<PersonPartViewModel>();

Token provider example

@Piedone created on May 4, 2013:
https://orchardtrainingdemo.codeplex.com/workitem/5

As title.

OlderThan30 throwing an exception

On /Lombiq.TrainingDemo/PersonList/OlderThan30 I'm getting

InvalidOperationException: The model item passed into the ViewDataDictionary is of type 'Castle.Proxies.PersonPartViewModelProxy', but this ViewDataDictionary instance requires a model item of type 'OrchardCore.DisplayManagement.Views.ShapeViewModel`1[Lombiq.TrainingDemo.Models.PersonPart]'.

which I think must be related to 6958f27

Explaining Logging

In one of the first steps in the YourFirstOrchardCoreController it is explained that the _logger logs to a file through NLog.

When not using the OrchardCore source code, it should be explained that to get this working the developer should:

1. Install OrchardCore.Logging.NLog in the web application
2. Add an NLog.config
3. Add ConfigureLogging() to Program.cs

Add TaxonomyPart example

Can you please add an example of a content type with a taxonomy part?

How to use DisplayDriver when using widgets/flow editor

I have a ContentPart (with a widget stereo type), a ViewModel, a DisplayDriver which returns the ViewModel from Display, and added the widget to a flow editor in a Page. However, when I go to run the site, it appears that the widget file (Widget-MyComponent.cshtml) requires a model of type ZoneHolding isntead of the ViewModel. If that is the case, how would I update DisplayDriver.Display to return a ZoneHolding instead of the ViewModel? I'm a bit confused as to how all of this works.

Step-by-step setup for training demo module

I'm trying to get everything setup and building for the training demo module. This seems to be more complex than I would have expected. Even after cloning the utilities, the Libraries, pnpm, and everything else I'm still having issues. Would it be possible to provide a step-by-step list of instructions so a developer can get things setup so it builds/runs properly (including orchard core source)?

Get build error after install this module and VueJs module

botnet build

Build FAILED.

EXEC : { error : Cannot find module '../Lombiq.VueJs/Assets/Scripts/helpers/get-vue-app-compiler-pipeline' [/Users/bolin/dev/Orchard/Orchard-Training-Demo-Module/Lombiq.TrainingDemo.csproj]
/Users/bolin/dev/Orchard/Orchard-Training-Demo-Module/Lombiq.TrainingDemo.csproj(76,5): error MSB3073: The command "gulp" exited with code 1.
0 Warning(s)
2 Error(s)

Note: I am running VS 2019 for Mac

INotifier in a theme

Definitely loving the training demo! I have a question about INotifier. Does it work in a theme as well? I can't seem to get it to show in the UI.

Clarify existing samples

• When to inject a dependency directly in a background task vs using the ˙IServiceProvider or just use the latter every time?
• ✓ There are multiple versions of driver methods, e.g. DisplayAsync and Display but there are three UpdateAsync ones. Clarify when to use each.

Training Demo Recipe not Showing

I've struggled. I haven't been able to get the "Training Demo" recipe to show when I start the site. I have followed all the documentation, and I added the references to the orchardcore.application.targets, etc. Am I missing something?

Update to Orchard Core RC2

...once it's released.

• Change admin routes, see "Using custom admin URLs" in https://orcharddojo.net/blog/this-week-in-orchard-12-20-2019 - This is actually not needed, since we don't use custom admin routes.
• Change IUpdateModel controller implementations to instead use IUpdateModelAccessor, see "Use ControllerModelUpdater on controller instead of implementing IUpdateModel" in https://orcharddojo.net/blog/display-mode-options-to-parts-search-views-for-themes-this-week-in-orchard-14-02-2020
• Drivers should be registered as services.AddContentPart<EmailTemplatePart>().UseDisplayDriver<EmailTemplatePartDisplayDriver>();
• Change OrchardCore.Contents.Permissions references to OrchardCore.Contents.CommonPermissions (only in AuthorizationController).
• Merge #34

path Error

Orchard-Training-Demo-Module/Gulpfile.babel.js

Line 32 in 421bf42

import getVueAppCompilerPipeline from '../Lombiq.VueJs/Assets/Scripts/helpers/get-vue-app-compiler-pipeline';

must be

import getVueAppCompilerPipeline from '../Orchard-Vue.Js/Assets/Scripts/helpers/get-vue-app-compiler-pipeline';

Training Demo

I have been looking at the training

https://github.com/Lombiq/Orchard-Training-Demo-Module/blob/orchard-core/StartLearningHere.md

Interesting read some may find it a bit cumbersome to go through code files to find information.

I wonder if you have thought of using Youtube/Twitch to do live online stream demos, where you can interact with the public directly, easily and pretty much get instant feedback.

I know you have the Meeting you share and I think people can join in but some might not know that as it is not hugely visible.

anyway just a thought as some prefer audio & video demos to read

Had to Add OrchardCore.Contents Reference for AuthorizationController.cs

Not sure if I missed something, but the AuthorizationController.cs was changed a while back and has a call to OrchardCore.Contents.Permissions.EditContent (line ~58). This was showing as an error in VS, but I fixed it by referencing OrchardCore.Contents as a project dependency.

Web API endpoint example

@Piedone created on Feb 20, 2014:
https://orchardtrainingdemo.codeplex.com/workitem/10

Wouldn't be too complicated. Probably with dome demonstration on how to use the endpoints from JS and/or C#.

InvalidOperationException: The partial view '/Areas/Lombiq.TrainingDemo/Views/InjectedShape.cshtml' was not found (OSOE-806)

Hey, I'm trying to setup and run the project, particularly to see how Orchard-Vue.js works (via its samples).

• Long paths enabled via LongPathsEnabled setting to 1 in regedit
• Completed prerequisites for NodeJs.Extensions

Steps:

• Cloned https://github.com/Lombiq/Open-Source-Orchard-Core-Extensions with git clone
• Recursive submodules with git submodule update --init --recursive inside the project directory
• Opened solution project in VS 2022 from the root project directory (Lombiq.OSOCE.sln)
• pressed CTRL + F5 to build solution, node and pnpm seem to be ok
• once building finished, https://localhost:5001/ opened with the setup page
• chose Training Demo as a setup recipe and Sqlite as a database
• Clicked Finish setup
• Received Internal Server Error (it persists even after quitting server and re-running it with IIS express button after initial setup)

InvalidOperationException: The partial view '/Areas/Lombiq.TrainingDemo/Views/InjectedShape.cshtml' was not found. The following locations were searched:
/Areas/Lombiq.TrainingDemo/Views/InjectedShape.cshtml

Is there anything I've missed and needs to be done?

I have Node.JS 20.10.0 installed via NVM and running it on Windows 11

Jira issue

RC2+ upgrade

After upgrading to the Orchard version after RC:

• We need to change ApiController ChallengeOrForbid() to ChallengeOrForbid("Api"). See: OrchardCMS/OrchardCore#7039.
• Need to surround titles with <zone Name="Title">...</zone>.

AD0001 C# Analyzer threw an exception of type 'System.NullReferenceException' with message 'Object reference not set to an instance of an object.'.

When i try to implement with latest Orchard Code .I got the above error.Its not building the page.

Compiling error trying to follow the "Orchard-Training-Demo-Module" (OSOE-778)

Hi Everyone,

I'm new to Orchard Core, and after watching the Dojo Course 3 on YouTube, I started exploring the code, trying to set up this solution.

Here's what I did:

1. Followed the first point of the "Orchard-Training-Demo-Module";
   1.1 Completed the prerequisites in this way:
   1.1.1 Followed these instructions to install Node.js on Windows using the installer and following the "Additional Configuration" specified here (like enabling long paths, etc.);
   1.1.2 Went back to the prerequisites and installed "PowerShell 7".
   1.1.3 Since I used a GUI to clone the repo, I didn't initialize the submodules, because the folder was already there (after cloning the branch);
2. Returned to the "Orchard-Training-Demo-Module" readme, and cloned the repo Open-Source-Orchard-Core-Extensions;
3. Set the starting project to: Lombiq.OSOCE.Web;
4. Started the project;
5. Encountered 42 Errors. You can find them in the attached file OrchardCore-LearningPath_Error-list.txt. The main error seems to be caused by the command "pnpm install" exiting with code 9009.

Can anyone help me?

Also, I'd like to provide feedback as suggested in Dojo Course 3. I feel that the process to install the "Orchard-Training-Demo-Module" that is "Open-Source-Orchard-Core-Extensions" locally, is too fragmented. As a new Orchard Core user, I found it confusing to jump around various readmes and follow parts of guides on different topics. A single, comprehensive guide in one place would be much more helpful for following the steps systematically.

Thank you

My dev environment:

• Windows 11 Pro;
• Visual Studio 2022 v. 17.8.5;
• .NET 5, 6, 7 runtime installed;
• NodeJs v. 20.11.0 x64

Jira issue

Update for Orchard 1.10.x

Don't forget to update references to the Orchard.jQuery module in the comments.

Simplify Lombiq.TrainingDemo and make it available as a standalone solution too (OSOE-797)

To-dos

• Add a solution with a barebones OC web app. So, one can open that solution and explore the Training Demo there, without anything else.
• Configure Auto Setup with the Training Demo recipe. Make people aware in the docs how Auto Setup works and with which credentials they can log in.
• Add its own build GHA workflow for this solution here.
• Keep the module added to OSOCE as well, so we can manage it together with every other extension of ours, and thus be able to e.g. do OC upgrades better.
• Change the guides so they don't refer to OSOCE (only as a link to further reading). Add a note about running the app via VS and via the .NET CLI.
• Remove the NE dependency and the Node tutorial step.
• Add tutorial step about the CI build.

Original content by Mike

I shared this project with my colleague to start learning OC. He was overwhelmed after a had of trying to build the training project. I tried to help him setting it up on his local machine, and gave up because I had no more time to waste. But things I noticed if that there are 90 projects in the solution. some project required .net6 and other .netstandard2.0.

Typically if you have been programing for a long time and your PC is old, netstandard2.0 may be already installed on your machine.

I think the training module is for educating users and get the up to speed as much as possible. So why getting this module up and running is a difficult task for new on comers? I found most programmers (including myself) are very lazy. In order to learn something new like OC, the simpler and quicker the get started process the better. And the higher the chance I would actually use OC.

I suggest that this project to be stripped down to very simple project where one can simply clone it and get it up and running. Then the user is able to visit the Map.cs file and start reading and learning. I also suggest using .NET 8 at the dependency for the project since that is the min framework required by OC. All the cool Lombiq toys could be part of another project but not the training module for simplicity.

I hope I don't make the most wanted list after this issue @Piedone 🤣. Just some constructive criticism to help more people adopt the amazing OC.

Jira issue

Workflows activity sample (OSOE-342)

E.g. something simple like LogTask.

Jira issue

Error when I try to "Configure" a new Orchard OSOCE Web App with Sql Server in localhost (OSOE-788)

Hi,

I successfully configured a new Orchard (OSOCE) web app using the SQLite database.

Now, I cloned the OSOCE repository again into a new folder, to use a new and empty database in my local SQL Server, and in the configuration, I used this connection string: Server=localhost;Database=OrchardCoreLearningPath;User Id=ImALocalhostAdmin;Password={alphanumeric-passw} but I always get the error:

"The provided connection string is invalid or the server is unreachable."

I'm able to connect to my database using SQL Server Management Studio and "localhost", I'm not using SQL Express, my user has rights to manage the database, and I'm using the standard port.
Because I started the web app with Ctrl + F5, to run the first time site configuration, I doesn't have any log in my Visual Studio Output window.

I don't understand what I'm doing wrong.

Thank you

Jira issue

Demonstrate IOptions<T> usage

How it is in Orchard.Emails with SmtpSettings and its SmtpSettingsConfiguration:

• Use settings class as IOptions<SmtpSettings>.
• Register SmtpSettingsConfiguration as an IConfigureOptions<SmtpSettings> for it to provide config from site settings.
• Demonstrate overriding settings from appsettings.json (missing form Orchard.Emails, see this issue, done in e.g. OrchardCore.Admin in the Startup class). Also see the other extension methods references in the appsettings.json file of OrchardCore.Cms.Web.

build:scripts randomly failing (OSOE-559)

I've seen this kind of error twice during OSOCE CI builds now. Usually, it works, but sometimes we see this:

EXEC : error : "build:scripts" exited with 1. [C:\a\Open-Source-Orchard-Core-Extensions\Open-Source-Orchard-Core-Extensions\src\Modules\Lombiq.TrainingDemo\Lombiq.TrainingDemo.csproj]
Error: 1: Command failed: pnpm build [C:\a\Open-Source-Orchard-Core-Extensions\Open-Source-Orchard-Core-Extensions\src\Modules\Lombiq.TrainingDemo\Lombiq.TrainingDemo.csproj]
EXEC : error : "build:scripts" exited with 1. [C:\a\Open-Source-Orchard-Core-Extensions\Open-Source-Orchard-Core-Extensions\src\Modules\Lombiq.TrainingDemo\Lombiq.TrainingDemo.csproj]
EXEC : error : Command failed: pnpm build [C:\a\Open-Source-Orchard-Core-Extensions\Open-Source-Orchard-Core-Extensions\src\Modules\Lombiq.TrainingDemo\Lombiq.TrainingDemo.csproj]
EXEC : error : "build:scripts" exited with 1. [C:\a\Open-Source-Orchard-Core-Extensions\Open-Source-Orchard-Core-Extensions\src\Modules\Lombiq.TrainingDemo\Lombiq.TrainingDemo.csproj]
Error: MSB3073: The command "node scripts/run-pnpm-script "C:\a\Open-Source-Orchard-Core-Extensions\Open-Source-Orchard-Core-Extensions\src\Modules\Lombiq.TrainingDemo" build" exited with code 1. [C:\a\Open-Source-Orchard-Core-Extensions\Open-Source-Orchard-Core-Extensions\src\Modules\Lombiq.TrainingDemo\Lombiq.TrainingDemo.csproj]

It seems that the first step would be to increase build output verbosity and wait for it to happen again.

Jira issue

ColorFieldSettingsDriver not saving settings

To make it work change to below:

context.Builder.MergeSettings<ColorFieldSettings>(settings =>
{
    settings.Hint = model.Hint;
    settings.Label = model.Label;
    settings.Required = model.Required;
});

Or

context.Builder.WithSettings(model);

Tested with latest Orchard Core in dev branch today.

Suggestion: Possible to add multilingual using Content Localization?

Hi Lombiq team,

This demo modules looks like going to be very useful.
May I suggest, to add multilingual example using content localization?

Add entity sample

E.g. on how to extend Users.

OrchardCore documentation links broken

The links to https://orchardcore.readthedocs.io/ are broken. For example in YourFirstOrchardCoreController.cs there is a link to https://orchardcore.readthedocs.io/en/latest/OrchardCore.Modules/OrchardCore.Localization/README/, which should probably be https://orchardcore.readthedocs.io/en/latest/docs/reference/modules/Localize/

Discussion about a guide to getting started (OSOE-798)

I'm continuing my learning path with Orchard Core and have some feedback that could be useful for the project. I've watched the dojo course 3 on YouTube and explored the code, but now, I feel quite lost 🫠

I've obtained a lot of information on creating a module and handling events, including writing to the database, I installed a clean Orchard on a Web App and I'm unsure (lost) about where to start. For instance:

1. Should I use a Blog/Agency recipe for creating a custom website, or would it be better to start with the blank recipe?
2. What's the best practice to create my own theme and make it reusable?
3. My website will feature two types of carousels, should I treat these as Orchard modules to be reused in other projects, or is it better to incorporate them into my theme? 🤔

Upon some search on Google, I discovered that others have shared my confusion. For example, this guy has written an excellent guide on theming Orchard Core from scratch, based on notes from a five year old video, which might still be relevant today (maybe needs to be updated).

I believe a beginner's guide to Orchard Core, with short tips on best practices for "Content Types"/"Content Parts" and theme creation, is crucial. Once familiar with the basics, developers can explore Orchard's deeper functionalities.

What are your thoughts?

Thank you

P.S. if this isn't the appropriate project for this discussion, could you show me where I can open this topic?

Jira issue

create an index table without multiple records in the document table

In the Book Index example you create multiple book records in the documents table.
How would i have only a single record in the documents table and multiple records in the index table. ?
I want to have a logentry.cs class in my index table but reference only 1 record in the documents table.

I don't want to pollute the documents table with hundreds of thousands of log entry records , since I have the log entry index table for this.
Can you give me an example ?
Thank you.

Vuejs Demo not work , and the main.js never used

Orchard-Training-Demo-Module/ResourceManifest.cs

Line 62 in 479ab12

.SetUrl("~/Lombiq.TrainingDemo/Apps/demo.min.js", "~/Lombiq.TrainingDemo/Apps/demo.js");

Project Lombiq.VueJs is not compatible with netstandard2.0 (.NETStandard, Version=v2.0). Project Lombiq.VueJs supports: netcoreapp.3.0 (.NETCoreApp, Version=v3.0)

Lombiq.TrainingDemo is a .NET Standard 2.0 project and it references Lombiq.VueJs which is a .NET Core 3.0 project and building them resulting in the error in the title.

As to my understanding, a .NET Core project may reference a .NET Standard project but not the other way around.

Module does not compile and references Orchard instead of OrchardCore

Tried to follow the read me but it doesn't compile to the reason stated in the subject

Add Projector provider example

@Piedone created on May 4, 2013:
https://orchardtrainingdemo.codeplex.com/workitem/4

FilterProvider would be the most important one.

Workflow IActivity provider example

@Piedone created on Jul 17, 2013:
https://orchardtrainingdemo.codeplex.com/workitem/7

As title. Task and/or Event...

Owin middleware example

@Piedone created on Jan 14, 2015:
https://orchardtrainingdemo.codeplex.com/workitem/11

It's already there in Services, just needs to be hooked up with the Map and the trip, after the Orchard 1.9 release.

Lombiq.vuejs Module - compile error in MacOS - Big Sur

/Users/xx1/dev2021/Open-Source-Orchard-Core-Extensions/src/Modules/Lombiq.VueJs/EXEC: Error: Failed to execute '/usr/local/bin/node /usr/local/lib/node_modules/npm/node_modules/node-gyp/bin/node-gyp.js configure --fallback-to-build --module=/Users/ricky/dev2021/Open-Source-Orchard-Core-Extensions/src/Modules/Lombiq.VueJs/node_modules/fsevents/lib/binding/Release/node-v83-darwin-x64/fse.node --module_name=fse --module_path=/Users/xx1/dev2021/Open-Source-Orchard-Core-Extensions/src/Modules/Lombiq.VueJs/node_modules/fsevents/lib/binding/Release/node-v83-darwin-x64 --napi_version=8 --node_abi_napi=napi --napi_build_version=0 --node_napi_label=node-v83' (1) (Lombiq.VueJs) node-pre-gyp ERR! stack

Orchard.Core missing project reference to Lombiq.VueJs.csproj

The orchardcore branch does not compile due to a missing project reference to Lombiq.VueJs.csproj.
thanks.

Add sample on editing content items from code

I.e. on how to change content parts' values from code directly with Apply() as opposed to going through IContentManager.UpdateAsync(). Include IContentManager.LoadAsync() usage corresponding to querying content items.

Clarification needed on learning path repository to use, "Open-Source-Orchard-Core-Extensions" or "Orchard-Training-Demo-Module"? (OSOE-783)

Hi everyone,

I'm currently following the learning path for Orchard Core and have encountered some confusion regarding the repositories involved.

Initially, I cloned the "Open-Source-Orchard-Core-Extensions" repository as indicated in the "How to start" step here (I did a pull request two days ago about this). The "Open-Source-Orchard-Core-Extensions" repository is the one contains the Lombiq.OSOCE.Web solution and project. Keep in mind for later that Lombiq.OSOCE.Web is not present in the "Orchard-Training-Demo-Module" repository.

Upon reaching the "Learning Orchard Core with this module" section, I was invited to follow the "StartLearningHere.md" file. In the Let's get started section, it mentions to "look into the Dependencies of this project you will find either the NuGet reference for the OrchardCore.Module.Targets package". However, I couldn't find any reference to this package in the Lombiq.OSOCE.Web project from the "Open-Source-Orchard-Core-Extensions" repository previously cloned. Instead, this reference appears to be in the "Orchard-Training-Demo-Module".

Could you please clarify which repository and branch should be used to properly follow the learning path? To follow "StartLearningHere.md" I need to clone another repo? The discrepancy between the Lombiq.OSOCE.Web project in the "Open-Source-Orchard-Core-Extensions" and the "Orchard-Training-Demo-Module" is quite confusing.

Thank you so much.

Jira issue

Update to Orchard Core RC1

Including:

• Update NuGet references.
• Make Startup class simpler.
• Use AddContentPart<TPart>() to register content parts for DI.

See https://orcharddojo.net/blog/this-week-in-orchard-09-27-2019.

Unable to resolve service for type 'OrchardCore.DynamicCache.IDynamicCacheService'

When going through the demo part of Caching, the application will throw an error for a missing dependency (not registered in the DI container).

When enabling the OrchardCore.DynamicCache module it works.