EF.Core.Repository 1.0.0.2

Tutorials Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Ft2VeexbmQ&list=PLqCbg_KAOnCdhujmjtzszMln8l-hYNxKS

Suppose you want to add student data into the SQL Server database.

1. Create a “Student” entity model. Then you have to add an interface “IStudnetManager” and inherit “ICommonManager” with set your model name. interface IStudentManager:ICommonManager<Student> { } If you need another custom method for your custom logic then you can add definition in this interface. Other wise it will be empty when you feel the need to write a new method then add method definition. Note : You have to add 1 namespaces using EF.Core.Repository.Interface.Manager;

2. Then you have to add an interface “IStudnetRepository” and inherit “ICommonRepository” with set your model name. interface IStudentRepository:ICommonRepository<Student> { } Note : You have to add 1 namespaces using EF.Core.Repository.Interface.Repository;

3. Create a class “StudentRepository” inherited from “CommonRepository” class with a set Student model and also implement IStudentRepository interface. Sample class. public class StudentRepository:CommonRepository<Student>,IStudentRepository { public StudentRepository(ApplicationDBContext dbContext) : base(dbContext) { } }

Note : You have to add 1 namespaces using EF.Core.Repository.Repository;

4. Create a class “StudentManager” inherited from “CommonManager” class with a set Student model and also inherit “IStudentManager” and create “StudentManger” constructor using StudentRepository object. Sample class. public class StudentManager:CommonManager<Student>,IStudentManager { public StudentManager(ApplicationDBContext dbContext) : base(new StudentRepository(dbContext)) { } } Note : You have to add 1 namespaces using EF.Core.Repository.Manager;

Finally you have to create an object “StudentManager” class then find all of the methods for CRUD operation. StudentManager _studentManager=new StudentManager(dbContext object)