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.NET Clean Architecture, Yet Another!
- The .NET Clean Architecture project aims to provide a simplified and reusable solution for developers to build better .NET applications.
- Initially, the architecture was designed with 4 layers: Core, Infra, Business, and API, to separate different components efficiently.
- Version 1.0 minimized the need for creating CRUD operations by utilizing OData and generating CRUD functionalities automatically.
- Feedback on V1.0 highlighted the redundancy of adding a service and API controller for each entity when new entities were introduced.
- In the current release V2.0+, the Business layer is made optional for each entity, reducing the need for custom code and introducing Akka for more complex business logic.
- The usage of .NET Source Generator has significantly reduced boilerplate code, simplifying entity integration with EF and OData.
- Users can download the .NET Clean Architecture project, run it in Visual Studio 2022 or using the .NET CLI command, and configure it via appsettings.Development.json.
- Configuration options include settings for in-memory caching, authorization, datastore connection (SQLite, SQL Server, or Postgres), and response caching.
- Entities can be easily added by inheriting the EntityRoot class within the CleanBase project, triggering automatic API controller generation and OData integration.
- The .NET Clean Architecture project welcomes user feedback and aims to constantly improve with a community version under the MIT license.
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