Alvecta.Foundation.Presentation.WebApi.AspNetCore 7.0.73

.NET 10.0

dotnet add package Alvecta.Foundation.Presentation.WebApi.AspNetCore --version 7.0.73

NuGet\Install-Package Alvecta.Foundation.Presentation.WebApi.AspNetCore -Version 7.0.73

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<PackageReference Include="Alvecta.Foundation.Presentation.WebApi.AspNetCore" Version="7.0.73" />

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<PackageVersion Include="Alvecta.Foundation.Presentation.WebApi.AspNetCore" Version="7.0.73" />
                    

                            Directory.Packages.props

<PackageReference Include="Alvecta.Foundation.Presentation.WebApi.AspNetCore" />
                    

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paket add Alvecta.Foundation.Presentation.WebApi.AspNetCore --version 7.0.73

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#r "nuget: Alvecta.Foundation.Presentation.WebApi.AspNetCore, 7.0.73"

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#:package Alvecta.Foundation.Presentation.WebApi.AspNetCore@7.0.73

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#addin nuget:?package=Alvecta.Foundation.Presentation.WebApi.AspNetCore&version=7.0.73
                    

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#tool nuget:?package=Alvecta.Foundation.Presentation.WebApi.AspNetCore&version=7.0.73
                    

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Alvecta.Foundation.Presentation.WebApi.AspNetCore

Maps Alvecta use cases (Alvecta.Foundation.Application.Contracts) as ASP.NET Core minimal-API endpoints, one line per use case, and adds a /version endpoint. Formerly Alvecta.Foundation.Api.AspNetCore.

It belongs to the Presentation layer: an inbound (driving) adapter that calls use-case interfaces and never sees their implementations. Dependencies: the Microsoft.AspNetCore.App shared framework, Alvecta.Utils, Alvecta.Utils.UserExceptions and Alvecta.Foundation.Application.Contracts.

What it contains

Extension methods on IEndpointRouteBuilder:

Method	Use case	Endpoint
`MapUseCase<TUseCase>()`	`IUseCase`	`POST`, no body, no result
`MapUseCase<TUseCase, TRequest>()`	`IUseCase<TRequest>`	`POST`, JSON body, no result
`MapUseCase<TUseCase, TRequest, TResponse>()`	`IUseCase<TRequest, TResponse>`	`POST`, JSON body, JSON result
`MapUseCaseWithoutRequest<TUseCase, TResponse>()`	`IUseCaseWithoutRequest<TResponse>`	`POST`, no body, JSON result
`MapVersionEndpoint()`	—	`GET /version`, anonymous, the entry assembly's informational version as text

Routes come from the interface name. The leading I and the trailing UseCase are removed: IGetOrderUseCase maps to GetOrder, relative to the route group. TUseCase must be an interface named that way, otherwise mapping throws at startup.
Every use case is a POST. The use case is resolved from DI per request.
Requests are validated first. When a request implements IValidatable (Alvecta.Utils.Validation), its Validate() runs before the use case, and any errors are thrown as a UserException.
Each method returns the RouteHandlerBuilder, so authorization, filters and metadata chain on as usual.

Usage

dotnet add package Alvecta.Foundation.Presentation.WebApi.AspNetCore

using Alvecta.Foundation.Application.Contracts.Database;
using Alvecta.Foundation.Presentation.WebApi.AspNetCore;

var app = builder.Build();

app.MapVersionEndpoint();

var orders = app.MapGroup("/api/orders").RequireAuthorization();
orders.MapUseCase<IGetOrderUseCase, IGetOrderUseCase.Request, IGetOrderUseCase.Response>(); // POST /api/orders/GetOrder
orders.MapUseCase<ICancelOrderUseCase, ICancelOrderUseCase.Request>();                      // POST /api/orders/CancelOrder

var database = app.MapGroup("/api/database").RequireAuthorization("ApiKeyPolicy");
database.MapUseCase<IMigrateDatabaseUseCase>();                                            // POST /api/database/MigrateDatabase

app.Run();

Turning a UserException into an HTTP response is up to the host, for example with the UserExceptionHandlingMiddleware from Alvecta.Utils.AspNetCore.

Product	Compatible and additional computed target framework versions.
.NET	net10.0 is compatible. net10.0-android was computed. net10.0-browser was computed. net10.0-ios was computed. net10.0-maccatalyst was computed. net10.0-macos was computed. net10.0-tvos was computed. net10.0-windows was computed.

Compatible target framework(s)

Included target framework(s) (in package)

Learn more about Target Frameworks and .NET Standard.

net10.0
- Alvecta.Foundation.Application.Contracts (>= 7.0.73)
- Alvecta.Utils (>= 8.2.72)
- Alvecta.Utils.UserExceptions (>= 8.2.72)

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