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.
The ICRUDRepository interface has been marked as obsolete,
with an attribute advising users to use IRepository instead.
This change aims to direct developers towards a preferred
alternative for repository operations.
Updated the IReadQuery<TEntity> interface to include an optional CancellationToken parameter for the following asynchronous methods:
- FirstOrDefaultAsync
- SingleOrDefaultAsync
- ToListAsync
- FirstAsync
- SingleAsync
Documentation comments for these methods have also been updated to describe the new cancellation parameter and its purpose.
Updated parameter names from `ct` to `cancellation` in several asynchronous methods of the `IRepository<TEntity>` interface. This change improves code readability and clarity. Affected methods include `CreateAsync`, `UpdateAsync`, `DeleteAsync`, `ReadAllAsync`, `ReadOrDefaultAsync`, and their generic counterparts.
Updated the IRepository<TEntity> interface to include an overloaded CreateAsync method for handling multiple entities and removed the CancellationToken from the Read method. Introduced a new RepositoryExtensions class with a Where extension method to facilitate applying multiple filters to IReadQuery<TEntity> queries.
Updated the `IRepository<TEntity>` interface in `IRepository.cs` to include new asynchronous methods for reading, updating, and deleting entities. Added `Read`, `UpdateAsync`, and `DeleteAsync` methods while marking several existing methods as obsolete to encourage the use of the new `Read` method returning `IReadQuery<TEntity>`. Removed previous implementations of `UpdateAsync` and `DeleteAsync` for a more streamlined API.
Updated XML documentation in ConfigurationExtension.cs for better clarity.
Removed the old implementation and retained the functionality of GetOrDefault<T>.
Introduced a new IReadQuery<TEntity> interface in IReadQuery.cs,
providing methods for both asynchronous and synchronous entity queries,
along with comprehensive documentation for each method.
Added `[Obsolete("Use MediatR")]` attributes to various controller and service classes to indicate deprecation in favor of MediatR. Simplified generic type constraints in `CRUDControllerBase` and related files by removing `IUnique<TId>`. Improved structure and documentation in `CSPMiddleware.cs`. Introduced new extension methods in `EntityExtensions.cs` for safer retrieval of 'Id' properties. Removed `IUnique.cs` interface and updated project dependencies in `DigitalData.Core.Application.csproj` for caching. Overall, these changes enhance code maintainability and clarity.
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.
