AbsoluteAlgorithm.Core 1.0.4

AbsoluteAlgorithm.Core

AbsoluteAlgorithm.Core is a versatile core library designed to support a wide range of applications. It provides essential utilities and infrastructure for building robust and scalable applications.

Features

• Builder Pattern: Simplifies the creation of ApplicationConfiguration using the ApplicationConfigurationBuilder.
• Singleton Design: Ensures a single instance of ApplicationConfiguration throughout the application lifecycle.
• API Versioning: Simplifies version management for APIs.
• Authentication Utilities: Tools for secure authentication and token management.
• Resilience Utilities: Implements retry policies, rate limiting, and other resilience patterns.
• Storage Providers: Abstractions for various storage mechanisms.
• Caching: Configurable application caching policy with in-memory cache primitives and idempotency cache store support.
• Serialization: JSON, XML, and compression utilities.
• Security: Hashing, encryption, and privacy utilities.
• Sanitization: Tools for sanitizing file names and spreadsheet formulas.

Usage

Creating an ApplicationConfiguration Instance

To create an instance of ApplicationConfiguration, use the ApplicationConfigurationBuilder. Direct instantiation of ApplicationConfiguration is not allowed as it follows the Singleton design pattern.

Using the Builder Pattern (Recommended)

var configuration = new ApplicationConfigurationBuilder()
 .WithDatabasePolicies(databasePolicies)
 .WithStoragePolicies(storagePolicies)
 .WithHttpClientPolicies(httpClientPolicies)
 .WithApiVersioningPolicy(apiVersioningPolicy)
 .WithSwaggerPolicy(swaggerPolicy)
 .WithIdempotencyPolicy(idempotencyPolicy)
 .WithCachingPolicy(cachingPolicy)
 .WithAuthManifest(authManifest)
 .WithWebhookSignaturePolicies(webhookPolicies)
 .WithRateLimitPolicies(rateLimitPolicies)
 .EnableHealthChecks(true)
 .Build();

Direct Instantiation (Deprecated)

Although direct instantiation is deprecated, here is an example for reference:

ApplicationConfiguration appConfig = new ApplicationConfiguration
{
 // Enable or disable relational database support (SQL Server, PostgreSQL)
 EnableRelationalDatabase = true,
 // List of database connection policies (multiple DBs supported)
 DatabasePolicies = new List<DatabasePolicy>
 {
 new DatabasePolicy
 {
 DatabaseProvider = DatabaseProvider.MSSQL,
 ConnectionStringName = "<MSSQL_CONNECTION_STRING_ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLE_NAME>",
 InitializeDatabase = true,
 InitializeAuditTable = true,
 InitializationScript = "<MSSQL_SCRIPT>",
 Name = "<KEYED_IDENTIFIER>",
 MaxPoolSize = 100,
 MinPoolSize = 10,
 CommandTimeoutSeconds = 30
 },
 new DatabasePolicy
 {
 DatabaseProvider = DatabaseProvider.PostgreSQL,
 ConnectionStringName = "<POSTGRESQL_CONNECTION_STRING_ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLE_NAME>",
 InitializeDatabase = true,
 InitializeAuditTable = true,
 InitializationScript = "<POSTGRESQL_SCRIPT>",
 Name = "<KEYED_IDENTIFIER>",
 MaxPoolSize = 100,
 MinPoolSize = 10,
 CommandTimeoutSeconds = 30
 }
 },
 EnableHealthChecks = true,
 EnableIdempotency = true,
 IdempotencyPolicy = new IdempotencyPolicy
 {
 ReplayableMethods = new List<string> { "POST", "PUT" },
 ExpirationMinutes = 10,
 IncludeQueryStringInKey = true,
 MaximumResponseBodyBytes = 1024 * 1024 // 1 MB
 },
 EnableStorage = true,
 StoragePolicies = new List<StoragePolicy>
 {
 new StoragePolicy
 {
 Name = "<KEYED_IDENTIFIER>",
 StorageProvider = StorageProvider.Minio,
 ConnectionStringName = "<MINIO_CONNECTION_STRING_ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLE_NAME>",
 BucketName = "<BUCKET_NAME>"
 },
 new StoragePolicy
 {
 Name = "<KEYED_IDENTIFIER>",
 StorageProvider = StorageProvider.AzureBlob,
 ConnectionStringName = "<AZURE_BLOB_STORAGE_CONNECTION_STRING_ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLE_NAME>",
 BucketName = "<BUCKET_NAME>"
 },
 new StoragePolicy
 {
 Name = "<KEYED_IDENTIFIER>",
 StorageProvider = StorageProvider.S3,
 ConnectionStringName = "<S3_STORAGE_CONNECTION_STRING_ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLE_NAME>",
 BucketName = "<BUCKET_NAME>"
 },
 new StoragePolicy
 {
 Name = "<KEYED_IDENTIFIER>",
 StorageProvider = StorageProvider.GoogleCloud,
 ConnectionStringName = "<GCP_STORAGE_CONNECTION_STRING_ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLE_NAME>",
 BucketName = "<BUCKET_NAME>"
 }
 },
 EnableRateLimit = true,
 RateLimitPolicies = new List<RateLimitPolicy>
 {
 new RateLimitPolicy
 {
 PolicyName = "<POLICY_NAME>",
 Algorithm = RateLimitAlgorithm.FixedWindow,
 Scope = RateLimitScope.IpAddress,
 PermitLimit = 2,
 Window = TimeSpan.FromSeconds(2)
 }
 },
 EnableApiVersioning = true,
 ApiVersioningPolicy = new ApiVersioningPolicy
 {
 DefaultMajorVersion = 1,
 DefaultMinorVersion = 0,
 AssumeDefaultVersionWhenUnspecified = true,
 ReportApiVersions = true,
 Readers = [
 ApiVersionReaderType.QueryString,
 ApiVersionReaderType.Header,
 ApiVersionReaderType.UrlSegment,
 ApiVersionReaderType.MediaType
 ],
 QueryStringParameterName = "api-version",
 HeaderNames = ["x-api-version"],
 MediaTypeParameterName = "ver"
 },
 EnableSwagger = true,
 SwaggerPolicy = new SwaggerPolicy
 {
 Title = "<API_TITLE>",
 Description = "<API_DESCRIPTION>",
 DocumentMode = SwaggerDocumentMode.PerApiVersion,
 Documents = new List<SwaggerDocumentDefinition>
 {
 new SwaggerDocumentDefinition { DocumentName = "v1", ApiGroupName = "v1", Version = "1.0", Title = "<DOC_TITLE_V1>" },
 new SwaggerDocumentDefinition { DocumentName = "v2", ApiGroupName = "v2", Version = "2.0", Title = "<DOC_TITLE_V2>" },
 new SwaggerDocumentDefinition { DocumentName = "v3", ApiGroupName = "v3", Version = "3.0", Title = "<DOC_TITLE_V3>" }
 }
 },
 EnableWebhookSignatureValidation = true,
 WebhookSignaturePolicies = new List<WebhookSignaturePolicy>
 {
 new WebhookSignaturePolicy
 {
 Name = "<WEBHOOK_POLICY_NAME>",
 PathPrefix = "<WEBHOOK_PATH_PREFIX>",
 SecretName = "<WEBHOOK_SECRET_ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLE_NAME>",
 Algorithm = RequestSignatureAlgorithm.HmacSha256,
 AllowedClockSkewSeconds = 300
 }
 },
 ConfigureAuthentication = true,
 ConfigureAuthorization = true,
 AuthManifest = new AuthManifest
 {
 EnableJwt = true,
 EnableCookies = true,
 EnableCsrfProtection = false,
 EnableApiKeyAuth = true,
 Policies = new List<AuthPolicy>
 {
 new AuthPolicy
 {
 PolicyName = "<AUTH_POLICY_NAME_1>",
 RequiredRoles = new List<string> { "<ROLE_1>", "<ROLE_2>" }
 },
 new AuthPolicy
 {
 PolicyName = "<AUTH_POLICY_NAME_2>",
 RequiredClaims = new Dictionary<string, string> { { "<CLAIM_KEY>", "<CLAIM_VALUE>" } }
 }
 }
 },
 LoggingConfiguration = new LoggingConfiguration
 {
 EnableLogging = true,
 EnablePiiRedaction = true,
 RedactedProperties = new List<string> { "Password", "Ssn", "Email" },
 IgnoredRoutes = new List<string> { "/health", "/login" },
 IgnoredLoggers = new List<string> { "SignalRHeartbeat" }
 },
};

Note: Direct instantiation bypasses the Singleton enforcement and is not recommended for production use.

Key Benefits of the Builder Pattern

• Readability: The builder pattern makes the configuration process more intuitive and readable.
• Flexibility: Allows selective configuration of only the required components.
• Singleton Enforcement: Ensures that the ApplicationConfiguration instance is consistent and shared across the application.

Folder and Utility Overview

The following section describes the main classes and their functions in each of the core folders:

Common

• DateTimes: Utility methods for working with DateTime (e.g., EnsureUtc, StartOfDayUtc, EndOfDayUtc, Unix time conversions, and range calculations).
• Enums: Helpers for enum parsing, name/value retrieval, and validation (Parse, TryParse, GetNames, GetValues, IsDefined).
• TypeExtensions: Reflection helpers for getting public/readable/writable properties of types.

Concurrency

• OptimisticConcurrencyUtility: Methods for creating version tokens and ETags from row versions, timestamps, and for checking matches.
• ETagUtility: Methods to create strong/weak ETags from strings, bytes, or objects, and to apply ETags to HTTP responses.
• FileUtility: File-related helpers (get extension, file name, content type, format size, read all bytes/text from streams).

Extensions

• StringExtensions: Extension methods for strings (truncate, convert to snake/kebab/pascal case, check palindrome).

Networking

• Connectivity: Method to ping a host and check connectivity.
• HttpUtility: Helpers to extract headers, bearer tokens, client IP, correlation ID, tenant ID, and idempotency key from HTTP requests/contexts.
• HttpRequestUtility: Methods to create and send HTTP requests (including JSON/form requests), and helpers for common HTTP verbs.
• RequestSignature: Methods to generate timestamps, compute and verify request signatures.

Numerics

• Geometry: Math helpers for interpolation, aspect ratio, area/volume calculations, and distance in 2D/3D.
• Randomness: Thread-safe random number generation, picking random items, and probability checks.
• Statistics: Statistical functions (mean, median, variance, standard deviation, range).
• UniversalConverter: Unit conversion utilities for length, liquid, mass, data, time, frequency, and temperature.
• Percentage: Generic percentage calculation utilities using .NET generic math (INumber/IFloatingPoint). Includes methods for calculating a percentage of a value, what percent one value is of another, increasing/decreasing by a percentage, and percentage difference.

Resilience

• ResiliencePolicyFactory: Factory for creating async resilience policies (retry, circuit breaker, timeout) using Polly.

Sanitizers

• FileNameSanitizer: Methods to sanitize file names and get safe file extensions.
• SpreadsheetFormulaSanitizer: Methods to sanitize spreadsheet cell formulas and check if sanitization is required.
• SpreadsheetFormulaSanitizingStringModelBinder/Provider: ASP.NET model binders for sanitizing spreadsheet formulas in string inputs.
• SpreadsheetFormulaSanitizingStringJsonConverter: JSON converter for sanitizing spreadsheet formulas.

Security

• Asymmetric: Methods for generating asymmetric key pairs, private/public keys, and extracting public keys from private keys.
• Hashing: Methods for computing hashes (SHA256, SHA512, etc.) from strings, bytes, streams, and base64.
• Identity: Helpers for working with claims, user IDs, emails, roles, and creating claims/identities/principals.
• Password: Methods for hashing and verifying passwords.
• Privacy: Methods for masking sensitive information, detecting PII, and masking properties in JSON/objects.
• Symmetric: Methods for symmetric key generation, encryption, and decryption (string and byte array).
• Token: Methods for generating tokens, refresh tokens, one-time tokens, API keys, and symmetric keys.

Serialization

• Compression: Methods for compressing/decompressing data using Gzip and Brotli.
• Json: Helpers for JSON serialization/deserialization and formatting.
• Xml: Helpers for XML serialization/deserialization and formatting.

Getting Started

1. Install the package via NuGet:

   dotnet add package AbsoluteAlgorithm.Core
   

2. Add the necessary namespaces to your project.
3. Start using the utilities provided by the library.

Sample Application Configuration

Below is a sample configuration for ApplicationConfiguration demonstrating how to set up databases, storage, rate limiting, API versioning, Swagger, authentication, and more:

ApplicationConfiguration appConfig = new ApplicationConfigurationBuilder()
 .WithDatabasePolicies(databasePolicies)
 .WithStoragePolicies(storagePolicies)
 .WithHttpClientPolicies(httpClientPolicies)
 .WithApiVersioningPolicy(apiVersioningPolicy)
 .WithSwaggerPolicy(swaggerPolicy)
 .WithIdempotencyPolicy(idempotencyPolicy)
 .WithCachingPolicy(cachingPolicy)
 .WithAuthManifest(authManifest)
 .WithWebhookSignaturePolicies(webhookPolicies)
 .WithRateLimitPolicies(rateLimitPolicies)
 .EnableHealthChecks(true)
 .Build();

License

This project is licensed under the terms of the license specified in the file.