/netcore-boilerplate

Boilerplate of API in .NET 7

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netcore-boilerplate

Boilerplate of API in .NET Core 3.1 .NET 7

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Boilerplate is a piece of code that helps you to quickly kick-off a project or start writing your source code. It is kind of a template - instead of starting an empty project and adding the same snippets each time, you can use the boilerplate that already contains such code.

Source code contains

  1. Central Package Management (CPM)
  2. [Autofac](https://autofac.org/) (Removed in PR19)
  3. Swagger + Swashbuckle
  4. FeatureManagement (Feature Flags, Feature Toggles)
  5. HealthChecks
  6. EF Core
  7. Dapper
  8. Tests
  9. Code quality
  10. Docker
    • Dockerfile
    • Docker-compose
      • mysql:8 with DB initialization
      • mcr.microsoft.com/mssql/server:2017-latest with DB initialization
      • netcore-boilerplate:local
  11. Serilog
  12. DbUp as a db migration tool
  13. Continuous integration

Architecture

Api

HappyCode.NetCoreBoilerplate.Api

HappyCode.NetCoreBoilerplate.Api

Core

HappyCode.NetCoreBoilerplate.Core

HappyCode.NetCoreBoilerplate.Core

DB Migrations

HappyCode.NetCoreBoilerplate.Db

HappyCode.NetCoreBoilerplate.Db

Tests

Integration tests

HappyCode.NetCoreBoilerplate.Api.IntegrationTests

HappyCode.NetCoreBoilerplate.Api.IntegrationTests

Unit tests

HappyCode.NetCoreBoilerplate.Api.UnitTests

HappyCode.NetCoreBoilerplate.Core.UnitTests

HappyCode.NetCoreBoilerplate.Core.UnitTests

Architectural tests

HappyCode.NetCoreBoilerplate.ArchitecturalTests

HappyCode.NetCoreBoilerplate.ArchitecturalTests

Books module

Totally separate module, developed with a modular monolith approach.

Module

The code organized around features (vertical slices).

HappyCode.NetCoreBoilerplate.BooksModule

HappyCode.NetCoreBoilerplate.BooksModule

Integration Tests

HappyCode.NetCoreBoilerplate.BooksModule.IntegrationTests

HappyCode.NetCoreBoilerplate.BooksModule.IntegrationTests

How to adapt to your project

Generally it is totally up to you! But in case you do not have any plan, You can follow below simple steps:

  1. Download/clone/fork repository ⤵️
  2. Remove components and/or classes that you do not need to 🔥
  3. Rename files (e.g. sln, csproj, ruleset), folders, namespaces etc 📝
  4. Appreciate the work ⭐

Build the solution

Just execute dotnet build in the root directory, it takes HappyCode.NetCoreBoilerplate.sln and build everything.

Start the application

Standalone

At first, you need to have up and running MySQL and MsSQL database servers on localhost with initialized database by mysql script and mssql script.

Then the application (API) can be started by dotnet run command executed in the src/HappyCode.NetCoreBoilerplate.Api directory. By default it will be available under http://localhost:5000/, but keep in mind that documentation is available under http://localhost:5000/swagger/.

Docker (recommended)

Just run docker-compose up command in the root directory and after successful start of services visit http://localhost:5000/swagger/. To check that API has connection to both MySQL and MsSQL databases visit http://localhost:5000/health/.

When running on Linux (i.e. WSL), make sure that all docker files (dockerfile, docker-compose and all mssql files) have line endings LF.

Migrations

When the entire environment is up and running, you can additionally run a migration tool to add some new schema objects into MsSQL DB. To do that, go to src/HappyCode.NetCoreBoilerplate.Db directory and execute dotnet run command.

Run unit tests

Run dotnet test command in the root directory, it will look for test projects in HappyCode.NetCoreBoilerplate.sln and run them.

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