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Part-1 | .NET 6 Web API | SQL Database | React JS(v18) | CRUD Example

The main objective of the article are:

.Net 6 Web API And React (V18) Application Communication
Install SQL Server And SQL Management Studio
Create A SQL Database
Create A SQL Database Table

.Net6 Web API And React(V18) Application Communication:

User requests the React JS application(single page application) then js files are downloaded and then runs the app on the browser.
Since React JS is a single-page application, it depends on API for data to display.
API runs at the server that gives JSON response. API communicates with the database for fetching the data.

Install The SQL Server And SQL Management Studio:

First, install the SQL server on our local machine. So go to "https://www.microsoft.com/en-in/sql-server/sql-server-downloads" and then install the developer version which is accessible and fully functional.

Next, install the SSMS(SQL Server Management Studio) IDE at "https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/ssms/download-sql-server-management-studio-ssms?view=sql-server-ver16"

Create A Sample Database:

Let's run the following script to create a sample database.

CREATE DATABASE ReactJSDemo

Here 'ReactJSDemo' is the name of my database.

Create A Sample Table:

Let's run the following SQL script to create a new table. While running the below script make sure to select your active database under which our has to be created.

CREATE TABLE SuperVillain (
Id INT IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL,
VillainName VARCHAR(200) NULL,
Franchise VARCHAR(100) NULL,
Powers VARCHAR(1200) NULL,
ImageUrl VARCHAR(2000) NULL
CONSTRAINT PK_SuperVillain PRIMARY KEY (Id)

Here we creates a sample table like 'SuperVillian' that has columns like 'Id', 'VillainName', 'Franchise', 'Powers', 'ImageUrl'.

In the next, article we will create React (v18) application.

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Part-1 | .NET 6 Web API | SQL Database | React JS(v18) | CRUD Example