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Mastering ABP Framework

by Halil İbrahim Kalkan

February 2022

Intermediate to advanced

526 pages

10h 32m

English

Packt Publishing

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ForewordContributorsAbout the authorAbout the reviewer
Who this book is forWhat this book coversTo get the most out of this bookDownload the example code filesDownload the color imagesConventions usedGet in touch
Challenges of developing an enterprise web solutionSetting up the architectureDon't repeat yourself!Building a UI baseImplementing common business requirementsUnderstanding what ABP Framework offersThe ABP architectureThe startup templatesThe ABP infrastructureThe communitySummary
Technical requirementsIDE/Editor.NET 6 SDKDatabase management systemInstalling the ABP CLICreating a new solutionDownloading the startup solutionUsing the ABP CLIRunning the solutionThe connection stringCreating a databaseRunning the web applicationExploring the pre-built modulesAccount moduleIdentity moduleTenant Management moduleSummary
Technical requirementsCreating the solutionDefining the domain objectsCategoryProductStockStateProductConstantsEF Core and database mappingsAdding entities to the DbContext classMapping entities to the database tablesThe Add-Migration commandSeeding dataMigrating the databaseListing the product dataThe ProductDto classIProductAppServiceProductAppServiceObject to object mappingTesting the ProductAppService classAuto API Controllers and the Swagger UIDynamic JavaScript proxiesCreating a products pageAdding a new menu itemCreating the products data tableCreating productsApplication service contractsApplication service implementationUIEditing productsApplication service contractsApplication service implementationUIDeleting productsSummary
Technical requirementsIntroducing the applicationUnderstanding the architectureAuthentication flowExploring the solutionProject dependenciesRunning the solutionCloning the GitHub repositoryRunning the infrastructureOpening the solutionCreating a databaseRunning the applicationsUsing the Tye projectSummary
Technical requirementsUnderstanding modularityThe Startup classDefining a module classModule dependencies and the startup moduleModule lifecycle methodsUsing the dependency injection systemService lifetimeConventional service registrationsDependency interfacesThe Dependency attributeExposing servicesConfiguring an applicationSetting the configuration valuesReading the configuration valuesImplementing the options patternDefining an options classConfiguring the optionsUsing the configured option valuesSetting the options via the configurationASP.NET Core and ABP optionsLoggingSummary
Technical requirementsDefining entitiesAggregateRoot classesEntity classesEntities with CPKsThe GUID PKWorking with repositoriesGeneric repositoriesCustom repositoriesEF Core integrationConfiguring the DBMSDefining DbContextRegistering DbContext with DIConfiguring entity mappingsImplementing custom repositoriesLoading related dataMongoDB integrationDefining DbContextsConfiguring object mappingsRegistering DbContext with DIImplementing custom repositoriesUnderstanding the UoW systemConfiguring UoW options Manually controlling the UoWSummary
Technical requirementsWorking with authorization and permission systemsSimple authorizationUsing the permission systemPolicy-based authorizationAuthorizations outside of controllersValidating user inputsUsing data annotation attributesCustom validation with the IValidatableObject interfaceUnderstanding the validation exceptionDisabling the validationValidation in other typesIntegrating the FluentValidation libraryException handlingUser-friendly exceptionsBusiness exceptionsControlling exception loggingControlling the HTTP status codeSummary
Technical requirementsObtaining the current userDefining custom claimsUsing the data filtering systemThe soft-delete data filterThe multi-tenancy data filterDisabling a data filterDefining custom data filtersControlling the audit logging systemAudit log objectAudit log scopeAuditing optionsDisabling and enabling audit logging in detailCaching dataUsing the IDistributedCache<T> interfaceConfiguring cache optionsError handlingUsing the cache in a multi-tenancy applicationUsing Redis as the distributed cache providerInvalidating cache valuesLocalizing the user interfaceConfiguring supported languagesDetermining the current languageDefining a localization resourceWorking with the localization JSON filesGetting localized textsConfiguring localization resourcesLocalizing in special servicesUsing localization on the client sideSummary
Technical requirementsIntroducing DDDWhat is domain-driven design?DDD layersBuilding blocksStructuring a .NET solution based on DDDCreating a simple DDD-based .NET solutionEvolution of the ABP startup solutionSeparating the hosting from the UIDealing with multiple applicationsUnderstanding the execution flowUnderstanding the common principlesDatabase provider independencePresentation technology-agnosticSummary
Technical requirementsExploring the example domainDesigning aggregates and entitiesWhat is an aggregate root?Referencing other aggregates by their IDKeep aggregates smallDetermining the primary keys for entitiesImplementing entity constructorsUsing services to create aggregatesImplementing business logic and constraintsUsing external services in entity methodsImplementing domain servicesImplementing repositoriesBuilding specificationsParameterless specificationsParameterized specificationsCombining specificationsPublishing domain eventsUsing the local event busUsing the distributed event busSummary
Technical requirementsImplementing application servicesDesigning DTOsDesigning DTO classesValidating input DTOsObject-to-object mappingDTO design best practicesUnderstanding the responsibilities of the layersAuthorizing usersControlling the transactionValidating the user inputWorking with the current userSummary
Technical requirementsUnderstanding the theming systemThe base librariesThe layoutsUsing the bundling and minification systemInstalling NPM packagesUsing the standard packagesImporting script and style filesCreating page bundlesConfiguring global bundlesCreating named bundlesControlling the bundling and minification behaviorWorking with menusWorking with Bootstrap tag helpersCreating forms and implementing validationRendering form elementsValidating user inputsLocalizing formsImplementing AJAX formsWorking with modalsUnderstanding the basics of modalsWorking with forms inside modalsAdding JavaScript for modalsUsing the JavaScript APIAccessing the current userChecking user permissionsChecking the tenant featuresLocalizing stringsShowing message boxesShowing notificationsConsuming HTTP APIsUsing the abp.ajax APIUsing dynamic client proxiesUsing static client proxiesSummary
Technical requirementsWhat is Blazor?Getting started with the ABP Blazor UIAuthenticating the userUnderstanding the theming systemWorking with menusUsing the basic servicesAuthorizing the usersLocalizing the user interfaceAccessing the current userUsing the UI servicesShowing message boxesShowing notificationsShowing alertsConsuming HTTP APIsWorking with global scripts and stylesSummary
Technical requirementsBuilding HTTP APIsCreating an HTTP API projectCreating ASP.NET Core controllersUnderstanding the Auto API ControllersConsuming HTTP APIsUsing ABP's dynamic client-side proxiesUsing ABP's static (generated) client proxiesUsing SignalR with ABP FrameworkUsing the ABP SignalR integration packageConfiguring SignalR clientsSummary
Technical requirementsUnderstanding modularityClass libraries and NuGet packagesApplication modulesBuilding the Payment moduleCreating a new application moduleRestructuring the Payment module solutionUnderstanding the payment processProviding configuration optionsInstalling the Payment module into EventHubSetting the project dependenciesConfiguring the database integrationSummary
Technical requirementsUnderstanding multi-tenancyWhat is SaaS?What is multi-tenancy?The database architectureWorking with the ABP multi-tenancy infrastructureEnabling and disabling multi-tenancyDetermining the current tenantWorking with the current tenantSwitching between tenantsDisabling the data isolationDesigning the domain as multi-tenantUsing the feature systemDefining the featuresChecking for the featuresManaging tenant featuresWhen to use multi-tenancySummary
Technical requirementsUnderstanding the ABP test infrastructureExploring the test projectsExploring the test librariesRunning the testsBuilding unit testsTesting static classesTesting classes with no dependenciesTesting classes with dependenciesBuilding integration testsUnderstanding ABP integrationMocking the databaseSeeding the test dataTesting repositoriesTesting domain servicesTesting application servicesSummary
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