clean-architecture-azure-cosmos-db | starting point to build a web API | Architecture library

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clean-architecture-azure-cosmos-db is a C# library typically used in Architecture applications. clean-architecture-azure-cosmos-db has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

A starting point to build a web API to work with Azure Cosmos DB using ASP.NET Core and Azure Cosmos DB .NET SDK V3, based on Clean Architecture and repository design pattern. Partition key is also implemented through the repository pattern.

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Using Ardalis.Specification to query CosmosDb using Linq syntax

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Using Ardalis.Specification to query CosmosDb using Linq syntax

Asked 2021-Dec-28 at 22:51

We have a working solution that uses the specification pattern to access CosmosDb using plain text SQL statements.

We are attempting to use the latest version of Ardalis.Specification (5.1.0) to do the same, but using LINQ to provide type safety in our sql.

For a collection foo we have a specification:

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Answered 2021-Dec-28 at 22:47

We 'got something working' ... not elegant but does the job.

Gotcha - there is no way my colleagues and I discovered of using SelectMany using main implementation, which is needed when getting arrays from separate collections e.g. in SQL world:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68919640

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Install clean-architecture-azure-cosmos-db

Download the Azure CosmosDB emulator in order to run the API project locally. Here is a download link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cosmos-db/local-emulator-release-notes#download.
Start the emulator
Set the API project as your Startup project in Visual Studio
The swagger UI page should be loaded at: https://localhost:5001/swagger/index.html
Running the API project will automatically ensure Cosmos DB containers are created and also seed application data. See Startup.cs and DatabaseConfig.cs in API project for details.
Running the API project will automatically ensure ASP.NET Core Identity database is created and also seed application user data. See Startup.cs and DatabaseConfig.cs in API project for details.
Because the client web application is built using React and TypeScript, you need a couple of things below installed on your machine.
Download and install node.js
Download and install Yarn
(optional) Download and install Visual Studio Code
Open folder src/CleanArchitectureCosmosDB.ClientApp in Visual Studio Code
Open Terminal
Run command "yarn install"
Run command "yarn start"
You should see the web app running on localhost:3000