Overview

This repository contains the code for my Wedding website. It tries to follow Clean Architecture and utilizes Mediatr to implement the CQRS pattern. This code is meant to be exploratory example/demo code, so consistency has been ignored in favor of experimentation.

The Wedding.Api project is a .NET Minimal API that utilizes a custom Feature registering pattern. Classes which implement the IFeature interface are discovered and registered to the Service Collection automatically during startup through the FeatureExtensions.RegisterFeatures IServiceCollection extension method. The FeatureExtensions.MapFeatureEndpoints WebApplication extension method is used to register all Minimal API endpoints in the feature by calling IFeature.MapEndpoints.

Setup

Follow the instructions here to create a new MSSQL docker container for the database.

The following appsettings are required for the Wedding.Api project:

  "ConnectionStrings": {
    "ApplicationDb": "Data Source=localhost;User ID=sa;Password=;Trust Server Certificate=True"
  }

• Password is the password you used when creating the database.

Alternatively, set Data Source, User ID, and Password in the connection string above to your own MSSQL instance. If connecting to your own database, ensure an empty database has been created before running the migrations.

Run the migrations with this command while sitting at the solution root:

dotnet ef database update --project "src\Wedding.Infrastructure\" --startup-project "src\Wedding.Api\"

Developing

If modifications are made to the Wedding.Core.Entities namespace, run the following command while sitting at the solution root to generate a new migration:

dotnet ef migrations add <Name> --project "src\Wedding.Infrastructure\" --startup-project "src\Wedding.Api\" --output-dir "Data\Migrations"

• Name is the name of the Migration.