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RCommon.EFCore 2.4.1

RCommon.EFCore

Entity Framework Core implementation of the RCommon persistence abstractions. Provides a fully-featured repository with LINQ queries, eager loading, change tracking, and automatic domain event integration -- all backed by EF Core's DbContext.

Features

• EFCoreRepository<TEntity> implementing IGraphRepository<T>, ILinqRepository<T>, IReadOnlyRepository<T>, and IWriteOnlyRepository<T>
• Full IQueryable<T> support for composable LINQ queries at the domain layer
• Eager loading via Include / ThenInclude mapped to EF Core's IIncludableQueryable
• Configurable change tracking (enable/disable per repository via the Tracking property)
• Paginated query results with ordering support
• Bulk delete via ExecuteDeleteAsync for expression-based batch operations
• Named data store support for multi-database scenarios through IDataStoreFactory
• RCommonDbContext base class implementing IDataStore for seamless factory resolution
• Fluent DI configuration to register DbContexts as named data stores
• Automatic entity event tracking for domain event dispatching on add, update, and delete
• Soft delete -- entities implementing ISoftDelete are automatically filtered on reads and logically deleted on writes
• Multitenancy -- entities implementing IMultiTenant are automatically filtered by tenant on reads and stamped with TenantId on writes
• Targets .NET 8, .NET 9, and .NET 10

Installation

dotnet add package RCommon.EFCore

Usage

// Configure in Program.cs or Startup
builder.Services.AddRCommon()
 .WithPersistence<EFCorePerisistenceBuilder>(ef =>
 {
 ef.AddDbContext<ApplicationDbContext>("ApplicationDb", options =>
 options.UseSqlServer(builder.Configuration.GetConnectionString("ApplicationDb")));

 ef.SetDefaultDataStore(defaults =>
 defaults.DefaultDataStoreName = "ApplicationDb");
 });

Your DbContext must inherit from RCommonDbContext:

public class ApplicationDbContext : RCommonDbContext
{
 public ApplicationDbContext(DbContextOptions<ApplicationDbContext> options)
 : base(options) { }

 public DbSet<Order> Orders => Set<Order>();
 public DbSet<Customer> Customers => Set<Customer>();
}

Then inject and use the repository abstractions:

public class OrderService
{
 private readonly IGraphRepository<Order> _orderRepo;

 public OrderService(IGraphRepository<Order> orderRepo)
 {
 _orderRepo = orderRepo;
 }

 public async Task<ICollection<Order>> GetCustomerOrdersAsync(int customerId)
 {
 _orderRepo.Include(o => o.LineItems);
 return await _orderRepo.FindAsync(o => o.CustomerId == customerId);
 }
}

Soft Delete and Multitenancy

EFCoreRepository<TEntity> automatically supports soft delete and multitenancy when your entities implement the opt-in interfaces:

using RCommon.Entities;

public class Customer : BusinessEntity<int>, ISoftDelete, IMultiTenant
{
 public string Name { get; set; }
 public bool IsDeleted { get; set; }
 public string? TenantId { get; set; }
}

Reads automatically exclude soft-deleted records and scope to the current tenant:

// Both filters applied transparently — only active customers for the current tenant
var customers = await _customerRepo.FindAsync(c => c.Name.StartsWith("A"));

Writes automatically stamp the tenant and support logical deletion:

// TenantId stamped automatically from ITenantIdAccessor
await _customerRepo.AddAsync(new Customer { Name = "Acme" });

// Soft delete — sets IsDeleted = true, performs UPDATE via EF Core
await _customerRepo.DeleteAsync(customer, isSoftDelete: true);

Key Types

Documentation

For full documentation, visit rcommon.com.

Related Packages

• RCommon.Persistence - Core persistence abstractions (required dependency)
• RCommon.Dapper - Dapper implementation
• RCommon.Linq2Db - Linq2Db implementation

License

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.