MinimalCleanArch.Templates 0.1.16-preview

This is a prerelease version of MinimalCleanArch.Templates.

There is a newer version of this package available.
See the version list below for details.

dotnet new install MinimalCleanArch.Templates@0.1.16-preview

This package contains a .NET Template Package you can call from the shell/command line.

MinimalCleanArch

A Clean Architecture toolkit for Minimal APIs on .NET 9 and .NET 10.

Domain building blocks (entities, repositories, unit of work, specifications, result pattern)
Minimal API helpers (validation wiring, standardized error handling, OpenAPI + Scalar)
Security and encryption (Data Protection/AES column encryption)
Soft delete and auditing support
EF Core integration with specification evaluation

Core domain and repository abstractions: MinimalCleanArch
EF Core repositories and specifications: MinimalCleanArch.DataAccess
Minimal API bootstrap, error mapping, OpenAPI, rate limiting: MinimalCleanArch.Extensions
FluentValidation registration: MinimalCleanArch.Validation
Domain events and Wolverine integration: MinimalCleanArch.Messaging
Audit interception and audit queries: MinimalCleanArch.Audit
Encrypted EF properties and encryption services: MinimalCleanArch.Security
Project scaffolding: MinimalCleanArch.Templates

Template validation uses two package sources by default: the local MinimalCleanArch feed and nuget.org.
This is required because generated projects reference both MinimalCleanArch.* packages and pinned third-party packages.
Use local-feed-only validation only if your feed mirrors every external dependency used by the templates.

dotnet new install MinimalCleanArch.Templates
dotnet new mca -n QuickStart --single-project --recommended
cd QuickStart
dotnet run

Then open https://localhost:<port>/scalar/v1.

For auth + OpenIddict + Scalar password flow:

dotnet new mca -n QuickAuth --single-project --auth --tests --mcaVersion 0.1.16-preview
cd QuickAuth
dotnet run

Use the auth walkthrough in templates/README.md.

For new applications, the recommended order is:

Model entities, repository contracts, and specifications with MinimalCleanArch.
Add EF Core repositories and unit of work with MinimalCleanArch.DataAccess.
Add API bootstrap with MinimalCleanArch.Extensions.
Register application validators with MinimalCleanArch.Validation.
Add MinimalCleanArch.Messaging, MinimalCleanArch.Audit, and MinimalCleanArch.Security only when the app actually needs them.

Preferred defaults:

use specifications through IRepository<TEntity, TKey>
use AddMinimalCleanArchApi(...) as the main API bootstrap method
use AddValidationFromAssemblyContaining<T>() for validator registration
use AddMinimalCleanArchMessaging... extensions instead of wiring Wolverine from scratch
use Data Protection-based encryption for new development

Package	Description
`MinimalCleanArch`	Core abstractions and domain primitives.
`MinimalCleanArch.DataAccess`	EF Core repository/unit of work implementation.
`MinimalCleanArch.Extensions`	Minimal API extensions (validation, errors, responses).
`MinimalCleanArch.Validation`	FluentValidation integration components.
`MinimalCleanArch.Security`	Encryption and security utilities.
`MinimalCleanArch.Messaging`	Messaging/domain event helpers.
`MinimalCleanArch.Audit`	Audit logging components.
`MinimalCleanArch.Templates`	`dotnet new mca` templates.

Contributions are welcome. See CONTRIBUTING.md.

MIT. See LICENSE.

This package has no dependencies.

This package is not used by any NuGet packages.

This package is not used by any popular GitHub repositories.