I've developed a dotnet new starter template for scaffolding a web-api project with mongodb. It was designed with ease of development and maintenance in mind. The level of complexity of the architecture is extremely low compared to what you'd typically see with N-tier architecture. The code should be self explanatory. Some features include:
- Vertical slice architecture
- JWT token based authentication
- Claims & permission based authorization
- Input validation
- Password hashing
- Email sending
- Image uploading
- Strongly-typed app settings
- Integration tests
You can see the source code from the github repository below or simply install and scaffold a new project to play with using the following code:
dotnet new -i MongoWebApiStarter
dotnet new mongowebapi -n MyAwesomeApp
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MongoWebApiStarter
A full-featured starter template for `dotnet new` to quickly scaffold an Asp.Net 6 Web-Api project with MongoDB as the data store.
MongoWebApiStarter
A full-featured starter template for dotnet new to quickly scaffold an Asp.Net 6 Web-Api project using pure vertical slice architecture with MongoDB as the data store.
Install & Scaffold
dotnet new -i MongoWebApiStarter
dotnet new mongowebapi -n MyAwesomeApp
Features
Platform
- base framework: .net 6
- api/web-service framework: FastEndpoints
- language: c#
- database: mongodb
Vertical Slice Architecture
- each use case/action/feature is isolated in it's own namespace (vertical slice).
- there is no cross contamination between feature slices.
- domain entities are contained in a seperate namespace as they are cross contaminating by nature.
- does not use the mediator pattern like most other templates.
Misc. Features
- strongly typed app settings which binds to
appsettings.json - JWT token authentication with embedded claims & permissions
- permission & claim based authorization
- custom middleware for putting site offline (maintenance mode)
Api Features
- input validation with fluentvalidation rules
- account creation, email validation, login
- salted hash password storage and verification…
Top comments (2)
Looks very good !Do you have any existing implementation (or sample/demo with source code available) somewhere on github ? Thanks for your answer
this is the only open source project I can show you github.com/dj-nitehawk/VisitorLog