⭐ This is a pet project to demonstrate the practical use of .NET Aspire. The project is a cloud-native application with applying Domain-Driven Design (DDD) and Vertical Slice Methodology to organize the codebase.

• Building a cloud-native application with .NET Aspire
• Using Vertical Slice Architecture to organize the codebase
• Using Domain-Driven Design to design the domain model
• Implement the CQRS pattern with MediatR
• Using RabbitMQ on top MassTransit for messaging
• Using gRPC for inter-service communication
• API versioning
• Health checks
• OpenAPI/Swagger
• AuthN/AuthZ
  • OAuth2 with Duende IdentityServer
  • BFF with Duende BFF
• Observability with .NET Aspire
• Add MailDev for local email testing
• CI/CD with Azure DevOps
• Implement Frontend for the application
  • Using Blazor for the Storefront
  • Using Next.js for the Admin Panel
• Testing
  • Service unit tests
  • Integration tests with Aspire Testing & WireMock
  • Blazor unit tests with bunit
  • New testing approach in Next.js with SafeTest
• Output Caching, Response Caching and Distributed Caching with Redis
• LLMs integration with Semantic Kernel
• Deployment with Aspirate on k3d
• EDA document with EventCatalog

• Catalog: Display books with pagination and search functionality.
• Shopping Cart: Add books to the shopping cart and place an order.
• Order: Display orders with pagination and search functionality.
• Identity: Register, login, and manage user profile.
• Notification: Send email notifications.
• Rating: Rate products.

• .NET 8.0 SDK
• Docker
• Gitleaks
• Node.js
• Bun

1. Clone the repository

git clone [email protected]:foxminchan/BookWorm.git

2. Run the project

dotnet run --project src/BookWorm.AppHost/BookWorm.AppHost.csproj

• Fork the repository
• Create a new branch for your feature
• Make your changes
• Create a pull request

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.