Command Query

Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS) framework based on mediator pattern

Command Query Installation

The Arbiter Command Query library is available on nuget.org via package name Arbiter.CommandQuery.

To install Arbiter Command Query, run the following command in the Package Manager Console

Install-Package Arbiter.CommandQuery

OR

dotnet add package Arbiter.CommandQuery

Command Query Features

• Base commands and queries for common CRUD operations
• Generics base handlers for implementing common CRUD operations
• Common behaviors for audit, caching, soft delete, multi-tenant
• View model to data modal mapping
• Entity Framework Core handlers for common CRUD operations
• MongoDB handlers for common CRUD operations

Command Query Usage

Register Command Query services via dependency injection

services.AddCommandQuery();

Query By ID

// sample user claims
var principal = new ClaimsPrincipal(new ClaimsIdentity(new[] { new Claim(ClaimTypes.Name, "JohnDoe") }));

var query = new EntityIdentifierQuery<int, ProductReadModel>(principal, 123);

// Send the query to the mediator for execution
var result = await mediator.Send(query);

Query By Filter

var filter = new EntityFilter { Name = "Status", Operator = "eq", Value = "Active" };
var sort = new EntitySort { Name = "Name", Direction = "asc" };

var query = new EntitySelectQuery<ProductReadModel>(principal, filter, sort);

// Send the query to the mediator for execution
var result = await mediator.Send(query);

Update Command

var id = 123; // The ID of the entity to update
var updateModel = new ProductUpdateModel
{
    Name = "Updated Product",
    Description = "Updated description of the product",
    Price = 29.99m
};

var command = new EntityUpdateCommand<int, ProductUpdateModel, ProductReadModel>(principal, id, updateModel);

// Send the command to the mediator for execution
var result = await mediator.Send(command);