Release 2.0
Release Version 2 of the API.
All Projects:
- Add Documentation
- Fix style guide, ReSharper and "dotnet.settings" to help contributors to keep the style consistent
DotLogix.Core:
- Rework some of the concepts in the core library
- Add more awesome extension methods and classes
DotLogix.Architecture Pack:
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Create some Boilerplate generator or example project…
Release Version 2 of the API.
All Projects:
- Add Documentation
- Fix style guide, ReSharper and "dotnet.settings" to help contributors to keep the style consistent
DotLogix.Core:
- Rework some of the concepts in the core library
- Add more awesome extension methods and classes
DotLogix.Architecture Pack:
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Create some Boilerplate generator or example projects to get the others started
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Add documentation about behaviour and how things should be used
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Add documentation about creating own repository handlers
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Add mocking framework (should be easy because everything is pure Linq and abstracted)
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Rework the decorator pattern to be more easy to implement and more flexible
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Add some common decorators, like prefiltering queries, auto assign values on store/add
(like user-specific entities where queries should only contain user-data) -
Add attributes for entity decorators to express order and behaviour of decorators and in a more
the expressive and easy way. -
Add some common decorators, like prefiltering queries, auto assign values on store/add
(like user-specific entities where queries should only contain user-data) -
Add or replace methods with virtual methods to be able to override their behaviour
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Allow the users to auto apply decorators for entities based on a condition
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Optional: Allow custom methods to be used with the framework (stored procedure mapping)
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Optional: Also it's against the principle of single entity repositories, maybe a crud-base-repository
for some of the option types (IDuration, IGuid, IInsertOnly, ...) would be useful. -
Optional: Reduce overhead of decorators somehow
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Optional: Add second-level caching for where queries written in C# Expressions
(equality will be difficult)
DotLogix.Rest:
- Adopt Server to be compatible with OWIN, Katana and similar projects
- Add more intelligent mapping of results and also provide a more convenient way to customize
results - Add Http Rest Client
- Add Auto Mapping and Auto-Generation of JS and C# API Clients by using the attributes
DotLogix.Nodes:
- Add more converter factories and support for custom converters and attributes
- Test the async API against more complex data structures and other libraries