Patient Website

The PatientWebsite is the only service with a frontend. It runs on http://localhost:8080.

It is a server-rendered Razor Pages application that allows patients to:

  1. Register — create their account (BSN + first name + last name)
  2. Sign in — authenticate and receive a session cookie
  3. Manage consent — approve or decline access for each healthcare company that has a dossier for them

Patient registration

Navigate to http://localhost:8080/Register. Enter your BSN and name. On submission the website:

  1. Creates a BsnPseudoniem record (BSN → GUID mapping)
  2. Creates a Patient record (first name, last name, pseudoniem)

Both records are written directly to the shared database. The raw BSN is stored only in the BsnPseudoniem table.

Test BSN you can use: 123456780 (this is the default value in the Bruno environment).

Never use a real BSN — all BSNs in this workshop are fictional.

Sign in

Navigate to http://localhost:8080/SignIn. Enter the BSN and last name. The website calls POST /auth/login on IdentityApi and receives a JWT. That JWT is converted into a cookie-based session so the patient stays logged in across page loads without the browser ever handling the raw token.

After signing in, the home page (/) shows:

  • The patient’s name
  • A list of all healthcare companies that have created a dossier for this patient
  • Approve / Decline buttons for each company

Clicking Approve sets Patient.GavePermission = true in the database. The next time DossierApi calls GET /dossier/{bsn}/permission for that company, it will return gavePermission: true.

Try the full flow

  1. Register a patient at http://localhost:8080/Register
  2. In Bruno, run Dossier/RegisterCompany then Identity/GetToken then Dossier/CreateDossier
  3. Check Dossier/CheckPatientPermission — gavePermission should be 403 - Forbidden
  4. Sign in to the patient website and click Approve
  5. Check Dossier/CheckPatientPermission again — gavePermission should now be 202 - OK

Now that you understand the full solution, let’s improve the local development experience by adding .NET Aspire.

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