Overview
The transition to Vue 3.0 and the upgrade to Element Plus has brought significant updates to my local project. The incorporation of ABP version 4.0.2 and .NET 5.0 adds a robust back-end framework to this setup. This project, dubbed MyWorld, aims to serve as a refined version of a backend management system, with a strong focus on user roles and permissions.
As I continue to refine the features, I’ve made essential bug fixes and enhancements that contribute to a smoother user experience. Although some issues remain, the project is progressing, and I’m excited to share it with those interested in exploring or collaborating on it.
Features
- Enhanced User Permissions: Fixed bugs related to permission settings that previously restricted administrator capabilities, ensuring smoother operation for different user roles.
- New Settings Page: Introduced a settings page for the basic version, allowing for user identification adjustments and necessary back-end interface integrations.
- Audit Logs: Added an audit log page to track changes and user activities, enhancing accountability within the application.
- Dynamic Management Pages: Developed a dynamic table management system with plans for implementing draggable operations, adding a layer of interactivity.
- Vue.js Integration: Utilized Vue.js alongside libraries like Vue Router and Vuex for state management and authorization, streamlining user experience.
- Axios for API Calls: Employed Axios for managing HTTP requests efficiently, ensuring reliable communication between the front-end and back-end.
- User-Friendly Notifications: Integrated SweetAlert2 and Toastr for user notifications, improving the interface and providing comprehensive feedback.
- Simple Launch Process: The project can be easily launched by running “npm run serve” in VS Code, simplifying the onboarding for new users.
