Easy configuration

Fluent configuration builder allows you to easily configure each endpoint with one or many REST routes.

You can implement as many 'IApiEndpointDefinition' as you want, see vertical slice architecture.

WebApiEndpoint separates out queries and commands.

Query

HttpMethod == Get

Command

HttpMethod == Post | Put | Patch | Delete

Common configuration

• Version
• OpenAPI Summary
• OpenAPI Description

Example

public class ApiEndpointDefinition : IApiEndpointDefinition
{
    public void Configure(ApiEndpointDefinitionBuilder definitionBuilder)
    {
        definitionBuilder.Web()
                         .Command<BlogCreate.ApiEndpoint>(builder => builder.Post("blog").Version(WebApiEndpointVersions.V1_0).Summary("Create Blog").Description("Create Blog"))
                         .Command<BlogDelete.ApiEndpoint>(builder => builder.Delete("blog/{Id}", ("Id", typeof(long)))
                                                                            .Version(WebApiEndpointVersions.V1_0).Summary("Delete Blog").Description("Delete Blog"))
                         .Query<BlogGet.ApiEndpoint>(builder => builder.Route("blog").Version(WebApiEndpointVersions.V1_0).Summary("Get Blogs").Description("Get Blogs"))
                         .Query<BlogGetById.ApiEndpoint>(builder => builder.Route("blog/{Id}", ("Id", typeof(long)))
                                                                           .Version(WebApiEndpointVersions.V1_0).Summary("Get Blogs By Id").Description("Get Blogs By Id"))
                         .Command<BlogUpdate.ApiEndpoint>(builder => builder.Put("blog").Version(WebApiEndpointVersions.V1_0).Summary("Update Blog").Description("Update Blog"))
                         .Query<BlogGetAsyncEnumerable.ApiEndpoint>(builder => builder.Route("blog-async").Version(WebApiEndpointVersions.V1_0).Summary("Get Blogs").Description("Get Blogs"));
    }
}