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minimalorganized

This repo contains a way to organize the .NET minimal api in a clean manner, keeping the Program.cs light. This approach is used on a production environment.

The usage is very simple, as shown in the project MinimalOrganized.ExampleApis.

How to use it?

The configuration is very simple and straight-forward. It's only a line of code in Program.cs (or where you init your app).

Program.cs

In Program.cs just add this line of code:

app.UseApiRouters()

it maps the ApiRouter implementations that will contain the endpoints divided by entity, domain, etc..

Examples

In Routers directory there is an ApiRouter example. It contains an Init method that takes into account a WebApplication object that will provide the endpoints to map.

Here the complete example:

namespace MinimalOrganized.ExampleApis.Routers;

public class TestApiRouter : ApiRouter
{
    public override void Init(WebApplication app)
    {
        app.MapGet("/api/v1/router/test", () => "ApiRouter is working properly :)");
    }
}

Thats it!

I have implemented this kind of approach in a production environment that needed a lot of endpoints. I hated to bloat my Program.cs with regions containing the endpoints :D