Getting started with Brick Starter Kit and React

Pre-requisite

Open Brick.Core.sln file in Visual Studio from the root folder of the source code.

Open appsettings.Development.json and set value of DbProvider setting to SqlServer or PostgreSQL based on what you want to use.
Set values of DefaultConnection & TenancyDefaultConnection in ConnectionStrings section if you want to use SqlServer and remove the other two connection strings.
Notice the {0} in the database value in the TenancyDefaultConnection. Could you keep it with it so that tenant database can be set dynamically?
If you want to use PostgreSQL, delete DefaultConnection & TenancyDefaultConnection and set connection string values in the other two settings of the connectionStrings section.
By default MultiTenancy is true, set it to false if you do not want to use MultiTenancy features.
UISelection setting can take 2 values, React or Angular
you will need either AngularURI or ReactURI depending on the UI you use. Remove other configuration
in the Authentication:JwtBearer:SecurityKey configuration, update the security key to something more strong and secure. Use

Open tools > Nuget Package Manager > Package Manager console
Select Brick.Core.Data as the project
enter command Add-Migration Initial and wait for the migration to be created.
enter the command Update-Database and wait for it to build and finish running migrations.
Set Brick.Core.Web as a startup project and hit F5 to run the project.

Front end application of the project is under root folder /Brick.Core.Web/UI/Angular. We will call it root folder of your front end project.

The react project was tested on Node.js version 22.13.0 (We use NVM to switch between node versions.)
run npm run dev to run the front-end project.
go to the browser and enter http://localhost:3000 to see the front end running