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Injecting the repository into the controller
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.NET 5 REST API Tutorial - Build From Scratch With C#
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- 1 Introduction
- 2 Creating the project
- 3 Exploring the generated project files
- 4 Trusting the self-signed certificate
- 5 Exploring the default Swagger UI page
- 6 Configuring Visual Studio Code settings
- 7 Introduction
- 8 Adding an entity
- 9 Ading an in-memory repository
- 10 Creating the controller
- 11 Implemeting GET all items
- 12 Implemeting GET single item
- 13 Returning a 404 NotFound status code
- 14 Introduction
- 15 What is dependency injection?
- 16 Extracting the repository interface
- 17 Injecting the repository into the controller
- 18 Registering the repository as a singleton
- 19 Adding a Data Transfer Object DTO
- 20 Creating the AsDto extension method
- 21 Introduction
- 22 Implementing POST
- 23 Adding validations via data annotations
- 24 Implemeting PUT
- 25 Implementing DELETE
- 26 Introduction
- 27 Using Postman
- 28 Creating a MongoDB repository
- 29 Using the MongoDB.Driver NuGet package
- 30 Implementing MongoDB Create
- 31 Running the MongoDB Docker container
- 32 Configuring MongoDB connection settings
- 33 Registering the MongoClient singleton
- 34 Testing the MongoDB integration
- 35 Exploring the created database in VS Code
- 36 Implemeting MongoDB Get, Update and Delete
- 37 Introduction
- 38 Using the Async suffix
- 39 Using tasks in the repository
- 40 Using async and await
- 41 Returning completed tasks
- 42 Using tasks in the controller
- 43 Testing async methods in Postman
- 44 Introduction
- 45 Enabling authentication in MongoDB
- 46 Using the .NET Secret Manager
- 47 Using the MongoDB credentials in the service
- 48 Introduction to Health Checks
- 49 Adding an endpoint for health checks
- 50 Adding a MongoDB health check
- 51 Adding checks for readiness and liveness
- 52 Customizing the health check response
- 53 Exploring other health check NuGet packages
- 54 Introduction
- 55 What is Docker?
- 56 Removing https redirection
- 57 Generating a Dockerfile in VS Code
- 58 Building the Docker image
- 59 Adding a Docker network
- 60 Running the containers in the Docker network
- 61 Running the REST API in Docker
- 62 Pushing the container image to Docker Hub
- 63 Exploring the image in Docker Hub
- 64 Pulling the image back to the local box
- 65 Introduction
- 66 What is Kubernetes?
- 67 Enabling a Kubernetes cluster in Docker Desktop
- 68 Installing the Kubernetes extension for VS Code
- 69 Declaring the REST API Kuberentes deployment
- 70 Creating a secret in Kubernetes
- 71 Declaring health probes
- 72 Declaring the REST API Kubernetes service
- 73 Creating the REST API resources in Kubernetes
- 74 Declaring the MongoDB Kubernetes StatefulSet
- 75 Declaring the MongoDB Kubernetes service
- 76 Creating the MongoDB resources in Kubernetes
- 77 Testing the REST API hosted in Kubernetes
- 78 Exploring the Kubernetes self-healing capability
- 79 Scaling Kubernetes pods
- 80 Adding logs via ILogger
- 81 Getting a new image version into Kubernetes
- 82 Load balancing requests across pods
- 83 Introduction
- 84 What is unit testing?
- 85 What is test driven development?
- 86 Restructuring files and directories
- 87 Creating the xUnit test project
- 88 Building multiple projects in VS Code
- 89 Adding NuGet packages for unit testing
- 90 Testing GetItemAsync unexisting item
- 91 Using the AAA pattern
- 92 Stubbing dependencies via Moq
- 93 Running tests in VS Code
- 94 Using the .NET Core Test Explorer extension
- 95 Testing GetItemAsync existing item
- 96 Using FluentAssertions
- 97 Testing GetItemsAsync
- 98 Testing CreateItemAsync
- 99 Testing UpdateItemAsync
- 100 Testing DeleteItemAsync
- 101 Refactoring and catching regressions
- 102 Using TDD to test a yet to be created method
- 103 Going back to green by fixing the failing test
- 104 Testing the new controller method in Postman
