.NET WebAPI Boilerplate Template built with .NET 6.0. Incorporates the most essential Packages your projects will ever need. Follows Clean Architecture Principles.
dotnet-webapi-boilerplate is an integral part of the fullstackhero project.
fullstackhero is a venture to develop industry-leading boilerplate templates for the dotnet stack as the backend (web API) along with modern client frameworks like Angular, MVC, and Blazor.
This repository contains the WebApi Project of fullstackhero.
- Fixed Password Reset / Forgot
- Fixed Omnisharp Warnings / Code Cleanup
- Fixed Repository Method
- Log Hangfire to Serilog - Thanks frankyjquintero
- Extras Hangfire extensions - Thanks frankyjquintero
- Hangfire implementation examples - Thanks frankyjquintero
- Separate JSON files for each Settings - Thanks unchase
- Added Events and Handlers via MediatR - Thanks frankyjquintero
- Moved to Tenancy Middleware - Thanks frankyjquintero & fretje
- Solution Cleanup - rulesets & analyzer - Thanks fretje
- Added More Functions for RepositoryAsync - Thanks ghaithprosoft
- Entity Database Seeding Simplified
- File-Scoped namespaces and implicit usings
- Better Folder Structure / Modular
These are the first pre-release versions of the fullstackhero .NET WebAPI Boilerplate package. Newer versions will be available on a weekly basis with newer updates and patches. Read the getting-started guide for more.
The Release Version v1 is expected to be out by December 20th or earlier. Preview versions of this project are available for Initial Developer Testing. 0.0.5 RC is the most stable version of this API currently.
Open up your Command Prompt / Powershell and run the following command to install the solution template.
dotnet new --install FullStackHero.WebAPI.BoilerplateThis would install the fullstackhero .NET WebAPI Boilerplate template globally on your machine. With that done, let's see how you can start generating complete .NET WebAPI Solutions seamlessly.
Simply navigate to a new directory (wherever you want to place your new solution), and open up Command Prompt at the opened directory.
Run the following command. Note that, in this demonstration, I am naming my new solution as FSH.Starter.
dotnet new fsh-api -o FSH.StarterFor further steps and details, Read the Getting Started Guide
Overview - Read
Getting Started - Read
Development Environment - Learn about setting up the DEV environment
Track Progress - Release 1.0 Milestones
Participate in Discussions - QNA & General Discussions
Join our Discord - fullstackhero @ Discord
- Built on .NET 6.0
- Follows Clean Architecture Principles
- Completely Documented at fullstackhero.net
- Multi Tenancy Support
- Create Tenants with Multi Database / Shared Database Support
- Activate / Deactivate Tenants on Demand
- Upgrade Subscription of Tenants - Add More Validity Months to each tenant!
- Supports MySQL, MSSQL & PostgreSQL!
- Uses Entity Framework Core as DB Abstraction
- Flexible Repository Pattern
- Dapper Integration for Optimal Performance
- Serilog Integration
- Swagger Support
- Mapster Integration for Quicker Mapping
- API Versioning
- Response Caching - Distributed Caching
- Fluent Validations
- Audit Logging
- Advanced User & Role Based Permission Management
- Code Analysis & StyleCop Integration with Rulesets
- JSON Based Localization with Caching
- Hangfire Support
- File Storage Service
- Test Projects
- & Much More
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