• Multi-Tenancy
• Tenant resolved by subdomain
• Audit at EF Core level
• Soft Delete DEPRECATED — reason: it's unnatural for RDBMS to keep inactive records; leads to issues with FK constraint; use separate database to keep the log of the deleted records along with the related info; alternatively, consider Event Sourcing pattern;
• Automatic HTTP proxies generation for the front-end (Angular)
• JWT Authentication
• SPA front-end (Angular, Vue, React)
• basic login / signup functionality
• demo functionality (demonstrates audit functionality)
• one user per multiple tenants (as with *.stackexchange.com)

The setup is pretty straightforward if you are familiar with Entity Framework Code First approach & Node.js.

Add to hosts:

127.0.0.1       eixample
127.0.0.1       subdomain1.eixample
127.0.0.1       subdomain2.eixample

Open back-end solution in Visual Studio, make sure the connection string is correct.

Go to Package Manager Console and run the following command against Entity Framework project:

Update-Database

Note that Seed Data doesn't work with SQL Server 2017 without explicitly stating DateTime fields are of datetime2 type e.g.

[Column(TypeName = "datetime2")]

Go to angular folder & run the following commands:

npm install
ng serve --host eixample --disable-host-check --port 4000

Access the website

http://subdomain1.eixample:4000
http://subdomain2.eixample:4000/

Default login details:

username: admin
password: 123qwe