- Introduced Action<TEntity>-based UpdateAsync method for more flexible updates
- Updated TDto-based UpdateAsync to delegate to the new method
- Reduced code duplication and Mapper dependency
- Preserved existing Create, Read, and Delete functionality
Updated code to support conditional compilation for .NET Framework and .NET.
Introduced nullable reference types in `DbRepository.cs` and ensured proper initialization of service registration queues in `DependencyInjection.cs`.
Modified `DbRepositoryFactory.cs` and `DbSetFactory.cs` to maintain consistent structure across frameworks.
These changes enhance compatibility and improve type safety.
- Updated Where() to use AsNoTracking() for read-only queries
- Added GetAll() and GetAllAsync() to retrieve all entities
- Improved repository methods for efficient read operations
- Updated DbRepository constructor to use DbSetFactory<TDbContext, TEntity>
instead of a Func<TDbContext, DbSet<TEntity>> queryFactory.
- Adjusted namespace imports to include DigitalData.Core.Infrastructure.Factory.
- Improved repository instantiation consistency and encapsulation.
- Renamed `Read()` to `Where()` and `ReadOnly()` to `Get()` for clarity.
- Marked old `Read()` and `ReadOnly()` methods as `[Obsolete]` with guidance to use the new methods.
- Updated XML region to separate obsolete methods for better maintainability.
Changed UpdateAsync and DeleteAsync to accept Func<IQueryable<TEntity>, IQueryable<TEntity>> instead of IQueryable<TEntity>
Improved flexibility by allowing callers to compose queries dynamically
Updated overloads to wrap expressions with q => q.Where(expression) for compatibility
Updated `IRepository<TEntity>` to introduce new reading methods and mark existing ones as obsolete. The `CRUDRepository` class is now deprecated, encouraging a transition to alternative implementations. Significant changes in `DbRepository<TDbContext, TEntity>` include the removal of old read methods in favor of a new `Read` method returning `IReadQuery<TEntity>`. Added a `ReadQuery<TEntity>` class to enhance querying capabilities with a fluent API. Obsolete methods are organized under a `#region Obsolete` directive for better management.
This commit reorganizes namespaces from `DigitalData.Core.Abstractions` and `DigitalData.Core.DTO` to `DigitalData.Core.Application.Interfaces` and `DigitalData.Core.Application.DTO`, improving maintainability and clarity.
Updated using directives across multiple files to reflect the new structure, ensuring functionality remains intact.
Project references in `DigitalData.Core.API.csproj` have been consolidated to include the new Application project.
Introduced new classes and interfaces such as `BaseDTO`, `CookieConsentSettings`, `DataResult`, `Notice`, and `Result` to enhance data transfer and service result handling.
Updated `IRepository`, `ICRUDRepository`, and `IEntityMapper` interfaces to facilitate CRUD operations and entity mapping.
Added extension methods in `Extensions.cs` to improve repository usability.
New interfaces for HTTP client services have been added, enhancing external API call handling.
Overall, these changes reflect a significant restructuring aimed at improving organization and preparing for future development.
Updated IRepository<TEntity> to include new generic methods for creating and reading entities from DTOs. Modified UpdateAsync to accept DTOs instead of generic types. Implemented corresponding methods in DbRepository<TDbContext, TEntity> for mapping DTOs to entities during creation and updating processes.
Updated the `IRepository<TEntity>` interface to include two new mapping methods: `Map<TSource>(TSource source)` and `Map<TDto>(TEntity source)`.
Implemented these methods in the `DbRepository<TDbContext, TEntity>` class, utilizing a `Mapper` for conversions between source types and entity types, as well as between entity types and DTOs.
- Incremented version numbers in project files for updates.
- Marked `ICRUDRepository` as obsolete; use `IRepository` instead.
- Improved parameter names and signatures in `IRepository`.
- Changed access modifiers in `DbRepository` for broader access.
- Updated `CreateAsync` and `UpdateAsync` methods for async operations.
- Implemented `ReadAsync` and `DeleteAsync` methods in `DbRepository`.
- Minor whitespace change in `.csproj` files.
- Retained package description in `DigitalData.Core.Infrastructure.csproj`.
- Added conditional package references for AutoMapper in
`DigitalData.Core.Application.csproj` to support
different target framework versions.
- Changed `DbRepository` class access modifier from
`public` to `internal` to encapsulate implementation
details within the current assembly.
Updated methods in the `DbRepository` class to be virtual, allowing for overriding in derived classes. Renamed parameters from `dto` to `entity` and `dtos` to `entities` for improved clarity. All methods still throw `NotImplementedException` as implementations are pending.
Added AutoMapper support by introducing an IMapper field.
Changed Context and Entities fields to readonly for better
encapsulation. Updated constructor to accept an IMapper
parameter, improving object mapping capabilities.
Updated IRepository<TEntity> to remove generic type parameters
from CreateAsync methods, now directly accepting TEntity.
Corresponding changes made in DbRepository to align method
signatures. Implementations still throw NotImplementedException.
Updated the IRepository<TEntity> interface to include an optional CancellationToken parameter in the asynchronous methods: CreateAsync, ReadAsync, UpdateAsync, and DeleteAsync. Modified the DbRepository<TDbContext, TEntity> class to align with these changes, ensuring method signatures are consistent with the interface.
This commit introduces a new `DbRepository` class implementing the `IRepository<TEntity>` interface, providing asynchronous methods for CRUD operations. The previous CRUD repository registration in `DIExtensions.cs` has been removed, indicating a shift in repository management. A new static class `DependencyInjection` has been added to facilitate the registration of `DbRepository` with the service collection, enhancing modularity and flexibility in database interactions.
