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This is the seventh post in a series of posts about bringing the features that were present in Entity Framework pre-Core into EF Core. The others are: Part 1: Introduction, Find, Getting an Entity’s Id Programmatically, Reload, Local, Evict Part 2: Explicit Loading Part 3: Validations Part 4: Conventions Part 5: Getting the SQL for a Query Part 6: Lazy Loading This time I’m going to cover automatic entity configuration in mapping classes, that is, outside of the DbContext.OnModelCreating method. If you remember, Entity Framework Code First supported having classes inheriting from EntityTypeConfiguration in the same assembly as the context . public interface IEntityTypeConfiguration<T> where T : class { void Configure(EntityTypeBuilder<T> entityTypeBuilder); } The actual implementation goes like this: public static class EntityTypeConfigurationExtensions { private static readonly MethodInfo entityMethod = typeof(ModelBuilder).GetTypeInfo().GetMet...

In this blog, I am going to explain how tuples can be used in C# 7 on wards to return multiple values. Consider the following code from the console application. The method GetDivisionResults accepts two parameters namely number and divisor and returns two integers that are quotient and remainder. static void Main(string[] args) { int number = 17; int devisor = 5; var result = GetDivisionResults(17, 5); Console.WriteLine(“Quotient is ” + result.Item1); Console.WriteLine(“Remainder is ” + result.Item2); } static (int, int) GetDivisionResults(int number, int divisor) { int quotient = number / divisor; int remainder = number % divisor; return (quotient, remainder); } The following function definition defines a function that returns two integer values as tuples. (int, int) GetDevisionREsults(int number, int devisor) (int, int) – defines the return type of the method, which is a tuple contains two integers. I am not concerned about the logic of the application, but...

So we have our basic yaml configuration file with protection turned on. Say we wanted to add in group and permission checks too. I’ve already talked some about this kind of handling in a different post but I’ve more recently simplified it even more, no longer requiring extra classes in the mix. Let’s start by changing our configuration file to tell Invoke that we want to be sure the user is in the “admin” group and has a permission of “delete_user” to access the /admin/user/delete resource: /admin/user/delete: protected: on groups: [admin] permissions: [delete_user] When you fire off the page request for that URL, Invoke will try to call the InvokeUser::getGroups and InvokeUser::getPermissions methods to return the user’s current permission set. Before it required you to use classes that implemented the InvokeGroup and InvokePermission interfaces for each group/permission. I streamlined this since it’s really only evaluating string matches and allowed those methods to eithe...

Set up the MySQL database MySQL Workbench can be used to add the schema ‘nlog’ which will be used for logging to the MySQL database. The user ‘damienbod’ is also required, which must match the defined user in the connection string. If you configure the MySQL database differently, then you need to change the connection string in the nlog.config file. You also need to create a log table. The following script can be used. If you decide to use NLog.Web in a ASP.NET Core application and add some extra properties, fields to the logs, then this script needs to be extended and also the database target in the nlog.config. CREATE TABLE `log` ( `Id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, `Application` varchar(50) DEFAULT NULL, `Logged` datetime DEFAULT NULL, `Level` varchar(50) DEFAULT NULL, `Message` varchar(512) DEFAULT NULL, `Logger` varchar(250) DEFAULT NULL, `Callsite` varchar(512) DEFAULT NULL, `Exception` varchar(512) DEFAULT NULL, PRIMARY KEY (`Id`) ) ENGINE=InnoDB ...

AOT production build The webpack.prod.js file requires that the chunkFilename property is set in the output, so that webpack chunks the lazy load modules. output: { path: ‘./wwwroot/’, filename: ‘dist/[name].[hash].bundle.js’, chunkFilename: ‘dist/[id].[hash].chunk.js’, publicPath: ‘/’ }, The angular-router-loader is added to the loaders. The genDir folder defined here must match the definition in tsconfig-aot.json. module: { rules: [ { test: /\.ts$/, loaders: [ ‘awesome-typescript-loader’, ‘angular-router-loader?aot=true&genDir=aot/’ ] }, JIT development build The webpack.dev.js file requires that the chunkFilename property is set in the output, so that webpack chunks the lazy load modules. output: { path: ‘./wwwroot/’, filename: ‘dist/[name].bundle.js’, chunkFilename: ‘dist/[id].chunk.js’, publicPath: ‘/’ }, The angular-router-loader is added to the loaders. module: { rules: [ { test: /\.ts$/, loaders: [ ‘awesome-typescript-loader’, ...

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