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An example would be good!
An example would be good!
AddEdit logic might not be right?
Hi there,
I was looking at the logic when you want to save, the code you generate is as follows:
Application//commands/AddEditCommand
public async Task<Result<int>> Handle(AddEditTeamCommand command, CancellationToken cancellationToken)
{
if (await _unitOfWork.Repository<Team>().Entities.Where(s => s.Id != command.Id).AnyAsync(cancellationToken: cancellationToken))
{
return await Result<int>.FailAsync("Record is already existed");
}
if (command.Id == 0)
{
var record = _mapper.Map<Team>(command);
await _unitOfWork.Repository<Team>().AddAsync(record);
await _unitOfWork.Commit(cancellationToken);
return await Result<int>.SuccessAsync(record.Id, "Create Record Successfully");
}
else
{
Notice if you are going to save an item, then the command id = 0, and obviously no entry in the database will have a 0 therefore it will always return with "Record is already existed". Maybe that logic needs to change a little? Or is that meant to be changed to something like Name so you can check if the name exists in the database? If it's the latter, you might want to check ==
as opposed to !=
?
Bug in Permission
Hello ,
Search permission template has a bug, you can edit as follow;
public static class $_ENTITY_$s
{
public const string View = ""Permissions.$_ENTITY_$s.View"";
public const string Create = ""Permissions.$_ENTITY_$s.Create"";
public const string Edit = ""Permissions.$_ENTITY_$s.Edit"";
public const string Delete = ""Permissions.$_ENTITY_$s.Delete"";
public const string Search = ""Permissions.$_ENTITY_$s.Search"";
}";
Entity Id type other than int
Hi there,
Firstly a great project, excellent tool.
I was wondering if you could have an additional field where you can specify the entity Id type. In my particular case the database I have is using a long instead of an int. All the generated code seems to be using a int by default.
Namespace directory added twice (sort of)
Maybe I changed it or maybe my code was generated with a different BH version but the namespace directory seems to be added twice:
Namespace: MyProgram
MyProgram.Application.Features.MyProgram.EmployeeCalendars.Commands.AddEdit
Under my solution I only have
MyProgram.Application.Features.EmployeeCalendars.Commands.AddEdit
The same with Domain, ClientInfrastructure, and others.
If no one else complains then ignore this, I must be an anomaly.
Thanks though, it looks great.
Craig
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