ShopSharp.Core.Domain 0.4.0

ShopSharp.Core.Domain

Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. Installation
3. Usage
   • DomainEvent
   • AggregateRoot
4. Examples
   • Creating a Custom Domain Event
   • Creating an Aggregate Root

Introduction

ShopSharp.Core.Domain is a NuGet package that provides core components of the ShopSharp domain layer.

Installation

To install the ShopSharp.Core.Domain NuGet package, run the following command in your Package Manager Console:

Install-Package ShopSharp.Core.Domain

Alternatively, you can search for ShopSharp.Core.Domain in the NuGet Package Manager UI and install from there.

Usage

DomainEvent

DomainEvent is an abstract record representing an event that occurs in the domain model. It serves as the base record for custom domain events.

AggregateRoot

AggregateRoot is an abstract class representing an aggregate root in the domain model. It is responsible for managing and applying domain events to the aggregate root. It also keeps track of uncommitted domain events and provides a method to mark them as committed.

Examples

Creating a Custom Domain Event

To create a custom domain event, derive a new record from the DomainEvent abstract record:

using ShopSharp.Core.Domain.Aggregates;

public record OrderPlaced(Guid OrderId, DateTime OrderDate) : DomainEvent;

Creating an Aggregate Root

To create an aggregate root, derive a new class from the AggregateRoot abstract class and implement the ApplyDomainEvent method:

using ShopSharp.Core.Domain.Aggregates;

public class Order : AggregateRoot
{
    public Guid Id { get; private set; }
    public DateTime OrderDate { get; private set; }

    public void PlaceOrder(Guid id, DateTime orderDate)
    {
        AddAndApplyDomainEvent(new OrderPlaced(id, orderDate));
    }

    protected override void ApplyDomainEvent(DomainEvent domainEvent)
    {
        switch (domainEvent)
        {
            case OrderPlaced orderPlaced:
                Id = orderPlaced.OrderId;
                OrderDate = orderPlaced.OrderDate;
                break;

            default:
                throw new NotImplementedException();
        }
    }
}