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Ecommerce WebApi

Ecommerce Application has been made using Asp.net core 8 WebApi with Clean Architecture and The Best Practices.

Technologies / Principles, Patterns and external libraries used

  • Asp.net core webapi 8
  • Entity framewrok 8
  • SqlServer
  • Identity/Jwt Tokens and Refresh Tokens for Auth
  • AutoMapper
  • AspNetCoreRateLimit (Rate Limit)
  • Testing using xunit
  • Clean Architecture (Onion Architecture)
  • Repository Pattern & Separation of Concerns (SoC)
  • Dependency Injection (IoC)
  • Unit of Work pattern (UoW)
  • Options Pattern
  • Others

Run / Test The API

I suggest, using Postman or Swagger (has been implemented by default with the API) They're very helpful!

EDIT : I DON'T RECOMMEND USING POSTMAN, YOU MUST USE CURL INSTEAD xD

git clone [email protected]:moamlrh/Ecommerce-WebApi.git
  • Open appsettings.json file to configure your ConnectionStrings
  • Go to Ecommerce.Api/Extensions/SerivcesExtensions.cs & Edit the ConfigureSqlServer extension.
  • Setup the Environmet variables SECRET_KEY for your JWT secret key.
  • You have to make the migrations for creating DataBase with Tables.
dotnet ef migrations add initMigration
dotnet ef database update
  • Now you're ready to GOOO
  • Run the following command to start the API.
dotnet run --project Ecommerce.Api

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