Quick Look to .Net Core Rest API with Service, Data Layer and PostgreSql CF Modeling
My aim is with this article to get you to result quickly while learning.
Lets create from scratch.
I will not explain, how to install/open visual studio 2019 of course but if you need that information i wish to say let me know but don’t. Please google it, check from youtube if you can not figure it out then let me know..
Here are the steps first create a new project
It will show you a project types list. From this list you need to choose project in below or if this project not in your list you can search it from TOP search bar.
I used .Net 5.0 but if you do not have it .Net Core 3.x also works.
Congratulations. You just created .Net Core Api.
Now we need additional layers for our application architecture.
Adding Service Layer
This layer will contain application business logic.
You already familiar with this screen from the beginning. Only the difference is we are going to select Class Library from this list.
Adding Data Layer
This layer will contain application dbcontext and migration files. Again we are going to add Class Library as we did in Service step.
Adding Model Layer
This layer will contain application DTOs (Data Transfer Object) and Entity Models. Again we are going to add Class Library as we did in Service step.
Adding Database Context to Data Layer
Before adding DBContext you need add these Nuget packages to the QuickLookExample.Data layer.
Then we are going to create a class under Data layer. You can name it what ever you want. As you see i gave QuickLookDbConext
Then you need to configure your DbConext like below. i did not put that step but application won’t find Order model when you try to use it. Because of dependency between them, you need to add Model layer to Data layer.
Open appsettings.Development.json from Api layer. then add connection string.
Configuring database dependecy injection
Now we are ready to scaffold to database
Add-Migration <comment>
Update-Database
After execute “Update-Database” command, we can see our database under PostgreSql Database Tree.
Adding Services
In this example, i will not separate interfaces and Classes. I assume you already know “What are the interface and Class”
Using dbContext in Service
Getting records from table using DbContext
Adding Order service to Dependency Injection
Implementing Order Service to Controller
Result
You can download the project from here
https://github.com/hasanhuseyinozkaya/QuickLookExample.git
Do not forget to follow me :)
Cheers!