MaksIT.Persistence 2.0.0

MaksIT.Persistence

NuGet facade over linq2db + PostgreSQL for ASP.NET Core Engines: connection factory, FluentMigrator startup, and MaksIT.Results guards.

Table of Contents

• Overview
• Result conventions
• Getting Started
• Installation
• Registering services
• What stays in the product
• Contributing
• Contact
• License

Overview

MaksIT.Persistence wraps linq2db PostgreSQL wiring so Engine code depends on ILinq2DbConnectionFactory instead of copying DataOptions / ProviderName.PostgreSQL / startup wait in every product. Domain tables, Dto, FluentMapping content, and FluentMigrator migration classes stay in the product Engine.

Linq2Db queries stay in the product: persist/query services still call GetTable<T>(). This library hides connection lifetime, Postgres transients, and FluentMigrator bootstrap.

Work leases are not in this package: use MaksIT.Dapr (RegisterWorkLeases) for most first-party apps, or MaksIT.HAMode for maksit-nats only.

Result conventions

• Success / failure: check result.IsSuccess. Map to HTTP with result.ToActionResult().
• Cancellation: Linq2DbGuard rethrows OperationCanceledException (do not wrap as a failed Result).
• Unique violation (23505): Linq2DbGuard maps to Conflict.
• Missing row: product persist/query ports return NotFound — not this library.

Getting Started

Ensure that you have the following installed:

• .NET 10 SDK
• Docker (optional; used by RepoUtils Linux test validation)

Installation

dotnet add package MaksIT.Persistence

Or in your .csproj:

<PackageReference Include="MaksIT.Persistence" Version="2.0.0" />

Registering services

Call from the product Engine Add*Engine, not from host JSON binding. Pass the Engine connection string; optional MappingSchema for fluent maps (omit to use attribute mapping).

using MaksIT.Persistence.Extensions;

services.RegisterLinq2Db(config.ConnectionString, ProductLinq2DbMapping.Schema);
services.RegisterPostgresMigrations(
  config.ConnectionString,
  typeof(BaselineSchema).Assembly,
  new PostgresMigrationOptions {
    EnsureCoordinationTables = ct => CoordinationTableProvisioner.EnsureAsync(config.ConnectionString, ct),
    VerifySchema = ct => VerifyCoreSchemaAsync(config.ConnectionString, ct),
  });

Schema changes go in a new FluentMigrator [Migration] (Create.Table / Alter.Table.AddColumn; Drop/rename needs a separate decision). Host Program.cs before RunAsync:

await app.Services.EnsureLinq2DbMigratedAsync();

Product persist/query:

using var db = connectionFactory.Create();
var row = db.GetTable<UserDto>().FirstOrDefault(u => u.Id == id);

What stays in the product

• Table names, Dto, FluentMapping entity list, FluentMigrator [Migration] classes
• Coordination DDL unique to the product (hook on PostgresMigrationOptions)
• I*PersistenceService / I*QueryService and domain services
• HA work leases (Dapr or HAMode)

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md.

Contact

For questions or support, contact:

• Email: maksym.sadovnychyy@gmail.com

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE.md file for details.