v1.0.0-alpha.10
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MrDave1999
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- Plug-in architecture has been implemented using the library called CPlugin.Net.
Check here for more information. - This release provides a way to dynamically load libraries (DLLs) from a configuration file (.env).
This means that the host application can decide which module to load, because there is no static reference. - CQRS pattern was applied. MediatR is not needed to apply this pattern.
- Result pattern has been implemented using the SimpleResults library.
- YeSQL.NET has been used to avoid embedding SQL code in the C# source files.
- Docker support has been added.
- A workflow has been added to run the tests on each pull request.
GitHub Actions has been used to apply continuous integration. - Integration test project has been created.
- Integration tests have been added to test the use cases with database and a test web server.
- A library called Respawn has been added to clear data from tables after a test is run.
- Project documentation has been added to README.md.
- The solution has been divided into different projects to have a better control of third-party dependencies.
- References to nuget packages have been added in a single file called Directory.Packages.props.
- Global properties have been added for all projects from a file called Directory.Build.props.
See https://devblogs.microsoft.com/nuget/introducing-central-package-management - .NET 8 support added.
- Migrated to EF Core 8.0.
- The middleware for exception handling has been removed. The current solution implements the IExceptionHandler interface to follow the OCP principle.
- Fluent Validation library has been added to use predefined validation rules and also to create custom rules.
- XML comments have been added to the controller actions to expose it in the Swagger UI.
- Scrutor library has been added to automatically register use case classes in the service collection.
This is a similar approach to what MediatR does with handlers.