Renamed CreateAction to Create and UpdateAction to Update in RecActionController to improve naming consistency. No changes to method logic or signatures.
Refactored RecActionController to support update via a new PUT endpoint using UpdateActionProcedure. Changed DELETE endpoints to use DeleteActionProcedure payloads instead of command objects, removing obsolete attributes. Updated using statements for new procedure types and standardized payload handling for update and delete operations.
Refactored the CreateAction endpoint to use InsertActionProcedure and mediator.ExecuteInsertProcedure, replacing the obsolete CreateRecActionCommand. Removed the deprecated CreateFakeAction endpoint and all related code from RecActionController.
Moved ReadRecActionViewQuery and MappingProfile from RecActionViews to RecActions namespace. Updated all references and using directives accordingly. This organizational change consolidates related queries and mapping profiles for improved clarity and maintainability.
Refactored InvokeBatchRecActionViewsCommand and InvokeRecActionViewCommand to ReC.Application.RecActions.Commands. Updated related handlers, records, and extension methods to use the new namespace. Removed obsolete using statement in RecActionController. No functional changes; organizational update only.
Added [Obsolete("Use the related procedure.")] to RecAction creation and deletion commands, handlers, mapping profile, and related controller endpoints to indicate deprecation. No functional changes were made.
Replaced all batch RecAction logic with RecActionViews equivalents. Updated controller methods to call InvokeBatchRecActionView instead of InvokeBatchRecAction. Removed InvokeBatchRecActionsCommand and its handler, and added InvokeBatchRecActionViewsCommand with similar logic for RecActionViews. This shifts batch processing from RecActions to RecActionViews across the codebase.
Replaced ReadRecActionQuery and its handler with ReadRecActionViewQuery and ReadRecActionViewQueryHandler. Updated controller methods to use the new query type. This change clarifies and consolidates RecAction view query logic, improving code organization and domain alignment.
Moved CreateRecActionCommand and DeleteRecActionsCommand (and their handlers) from ReCActionViews.Commands to ReCActions.Commands. Updated all references in controller and mapping profile. Removed old files to improve code organization. No changes to command logic.
Renamed command and query files, namespaces, and usings from RecActions to RecActionViews for improved clarity and organization. Updated controller and mapping profile references accordingly. No changes to business logic or handler implementations.
Changed Invoke action to use profileId as a route parameter. Updated Get method XML docs to reflect use of ReadRecActionQuery from query string instead of profileId.
Changed the RecActionController Invoke route to remove the {cmd}
parameter, now accepting POST requests at "invoke" only.
Refactored DbModelOptions.EnsureEntity<T> by removing the
entities dictionary conversion logic for virtual and non-virtual
entities.
Updated the `Invoke` method in `RecActionController` to use `cmd` as the route parameter instead of `profileId`, modifying the HTTP POST route to `invoke/{cmd}`.
Refactored the `Delete` method to accept a `DeleteRecActionsCommand` object (`cmd`) instead of `profileId`. Removed the hardcoded `ProfileId` assignment and passed the `cmd` object directly to `mediator.Send`.
Made the `ProfileId` property in `DeleteRecActionsCommand` required by removing its default value, enforcing explicit initialization. This improves validation and ensures flexibility for future enhancements.
These changes enhance the API's clarity, flexibility, and maintainability.
Simplified the `Get` method in `RecActionController` by replacing
the `profileId` parameter with a `ReadRecActionQuery` object.
This eliminates the need to manually construct the query object
within the method, improving code readability and reducing
redundancy.
The `Get` method in the `RecActionController` class was updated to use the `[FromQuery]` attribute for the `invoked` parameter. This change ensures that the parameter value is explicitly bound from the query string of the HTTP request, improving clarity and alignment with expected usage.
Updated the Get method in RecActionController to include a
new optional parameter, `invoked`, with a default value of
`false`. Updated XML documentation to reflect this change.
Modified the `ReadRecActionQuery` initialization to pass the
`invoked` parameter. Removed the previous method signature
that only accepted a `CancellationToken`.
Added new endpoints for invoking, retrieving, creating, and deleting
RecActions, including support for both specific and fake/test profiles.
Endpoints include:
- `Invoke` for batch invocation of RecActions.
- `Get` for retrieving RecActions by profile.
- `CreateAction` for creating new RecActions.
- `CreateFakeAction` for creating test RecActions.
- `Delete` for deleting RecActions by profile.
Enhanced all endpoints with XML documentation for clarity and added
`ProducesResponseType` attributes to specify expected HTTP status codes.
Refactored `ConfigExtensions.cs` to move `ConfigurationExtensions`
to the `ReC.API.Extensions` namespace and re-added the
`GetFakeProfileId` method. Introduced `JsonExtensions.cs` with
a `JsonToDynamic` method for recursive JSON deserialization,
simplifying nested JSON handling. Updated `OutResController.cs`
and `RecActionController.cs` to use the new `JsonToDynamic`
method, improving code readability and reducing duplication.
Overall, modularized and cleaned up code for better maintainability.
Replaced hardcoded FakeProfileId with a dynamic value retrieved
from the configuration using a new GetFakeProfileId extension
method. Updated OutResController and RecActionController to
inject IConfiguration and use the new method. Added a new
HttpGet endpoint in OutResController for fake profile queries.
Modified appsettings.json to include a FakeProfileId setting
with a default value of 2. Introduced ConfigurationExtensions
to centralize configuration access logic, improving code
maintainability and flexibility.
Added a new HTTP POST endpoint `invoke/fake` in `RecActionController`
to invoke batch actions with a fake profile ID. Updated the `profileId`
parameter type in the `InvokeBatchRecAction` extension method from
`int` to `long` to support larger profile IDs. These changes improve
flexibility and introduce a new endpoint for specific use cases.
- Introduced `FakeProfileId` constant to replace hardcoded values.
- Added `HttpGet` endpoint `api/[controller]/fake` to retrieve data using `FakeProfileId`.
- Added `HttpPost` endpoint `api/[controller]/invoke/{profileId}` for batch actions.
- Updated `CreateAction` and `Delete` methods to use `FakeProfileId`.
- Added `HttpDelete` endpoint `api/[controller]/fake` to delete actions using `FakeProfileId`.
- Improved code maintainability by centralizing the fake profile ID and adding dedicated endpoints.
The `EndpointAuthId` property in the object initialization
within the `RecActionController` class was updated from `1`
to `4`. This change likely reflects an update to the
authentication configuration or a shift to a different
endpoint authorization identifier.
A new HTTP DELETE endpoint has been added to the
`RecActionController` class, accessible via the `"fake"` route.
The `Delete` method is asynchronous and uses the `mediator.Send`
method to execute a `DeleteRecActionsCommand` with a hardcoded
`ProfileId` value of `2`. The method returns an HTTP 204 No
Content response. This endpoint appears to be intended for
testing or placeholder purposes.
Introduced a new `EndpointAuthId` property in `RecActionController` and `CreateRecActionCommand` to enable handling of endpoint authentication. Updated the `RecActionController` to initialize `EndpointAuthId` with a default value of `1`. Modified the `CreateRecActionCommand` record to include a nullable `EndpointAuthId` property of type `long?`, allowing optional specification of authentication details.
Refactored the `RecActionController` to improve structure and
readability by introducing a `#region CRUD` section. Updated
the `HttpPost` route for invoking actions to `"invoke/{profileId}"`.
Added a new `CreateAction` method to handle action creation
and renamed the `HttpDelete` method from `GetActions` to
`Delete` for clarity. Introduced the `Invoke` method for batch
action invocation. Improved overall code organization and
maintainability.
Updated the `MappingProfile` class to configure the mapping
between `ObtainEndpointCommand` and `Endpoint` to explicitly
set the `Active` property of `Endpoint` to `true` using the
`ForMember` method. This ensures that the `Active` property
is initialized to `true` during the mapping process, aligning
with the intended default behavior for new `Endpoint` objects.
Updated `ConfigureDbContext` to accept `IServiceProvider`, enabling dependency injection during database context setup. Modified `DependencyInjection.cs` to align with this change by updating `DbContextOptionsAction` and its related method signature.
Removed unused `System.IO` and `System.Text.Json` namespaces from `RecActionController.cs` to improve code cleanliness.
Updated `CreateAction`, `CreateFakeAction`, and `GetActions`
methods in `RecActionController` to include a `CancellationToken`
parameter. This enables handling of cancellation requests during
asynchronous operations. Updated `mediator.Send` calls to pass
the `CancellationToken`, improving responsiveness and resource
management.
Updated the `Invoke` method in `RecActionController` to accept a `CancellationToken` parameter, enabling cancellation handling during execution. Modified the `InvokeBatchRecAction` extension method in `InvokeBatchRecActionsCommandExtensions` to propagate the `CancellationToken` to the `sender.Send` method, ensuring cancellation support for batch action commands.
The `Get` method in `RecActionController` was updated to include a `CancellationToken` parameter, enabling support for operation cancellation. The `mediator.Send` call was modified to pass the token. No changes were made to the `Invoke` method or other unrelated parts of the class.
Added a new Get endpoint to RecActionController to fetch data
based on profileId using ReadRecActionQuery. Updated
ReadRecActionQuery to support long ProfileId, added a
parameterless constructor, and refactored its structure.
Adjusted ReadRecActionQueryHandler to align with these changes.
A new HTTP DELETE endpoint has been added to the `RecActionController` class. The endpoint, implemented as the `GetActions` method, accepts a `profileId` as a query parameter and uses the mediator pattern to send a `DeleteRecActionsCommand` with the provided `profileId`.
The method returns an HTTP 204 No Content response upon successful deletion, ensuring a clean separation of concerns and adherence to the CQRS pattern.
The `ActionController` class was removed and replaced with a new `RecActionController` class. The new class retains the same functionality, methods (`Invoke`, `CreateAction`, `CreateFakeAction`), and dependencies as the removed class.
The namespace (`ReC.API.Controllers`) and route attributes remain unchanged. Dependency injection for `IMediator` is preserved. This change is primarily a renaming of the controller to better align with its purpose while maintaining existing behavior.
