Craftsman is the workhorse behind the Wrapt framework and provides a suite of CLI commands for quickly scaffolding out new files and projects for your .NET Web APIs with simple CLI commands and configuration files.
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v0.12 brought a ton of new features, but there are still several items I want to address before I slap the v1.0 sticker on things. I have some of the larger lifts below. Not everything here will be in the next release and this is certainly not an exhaustive list of everything, but I want to be open about what's on the horizon. 🌅
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✅ DDD promoted entities (private setters, factory methods, associated fakers)
✅ Huge permissions upgrade. Significantly simplified setup which resulted in a new library (HeimGuard) that can be used in any .NET project.
✅ Message bus scaffolding and testing improvements
✅ New register:producer command
✅ Added soft delete capability
✅ Added Shared Kernel
✅ Added Complex example for new:example command
✅ Better M1 chip compatabilities (courtesy of @sshquack)
🚧 Add Identity to Auth Server
🚧 BFF Scaffolding
🚧 React Scaffolding
🚧 Json Schema for easier file scaffolding
🚧 Performance Upgrades
🚧 Logging Updates and OpenTelemetry additions
🚧 Supporting infrastructure scaffolding
✅ .NET 6 Scaffolding
✅ Docker utility updates for integration tests using Fluent Docker 🐳
✅ add:feature enhancement to add more than just ad-hoc features
✅ new AddListByFk option for the add:feature command and FeatureType property of an entity
✅ Better foreign key support
✅ example command to generate example projects with associated templates
✅ Auth Server Scaffolding (In-Memory)
✅ First class environment variable usage
✅ Auditable entities
✅ Current user service
✅ Refactor error handling pipeline
✅ Startup Consolidation
✅ More test scaffolding
✅ Db naming conventions
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