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Updated FastEndpoints from 8.2.0 to 8.3.0.

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8.3

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New 🎉

'FastEndpoints.CommandRules' package for rule-based command dispatch

A new FastEndpoints.CommandRules package is now available for turning arbitrary input into one or more commands using small, ordered rules.

It's useful when an application event, webhook payload, request DTO, or domain object needs to fan out into different command-bus actions without putting branching logic in endpoints or handlers. Rules evaluate the input, build a command plan, and the dispatcher executes the selected commands immediately or queues them as jobs.

// map input model to a rule
bld.Services.AddCommandRules(o => o.Register<OrderPlaced, OrderPlacedRule>());

// define the rule to specify which commands should execute
sealed class OrderPlacedRule : CommandRule<OrderPlaced>
{
    public override bool CanHandle(OrderPlaced input)
        => input.IsPaid;

    public override IEnumerable<PlannedCommand> Build(OrderPlaced input)
    {
        yield return PlannedCommand.Create(new ReserveStock(input.OrderId));

        if (input.SendReceipt)
        {
            yield return new PlannedCommand(new SendReceipt(input.OrderId))
            {
                Mode = CommandDispatchMode.QueueAsJob
            };
        }
    }
}

// inject ICommandDispatcher<OrderPlaced> where the event/input is handled
await dispatcher.DispatchAsync(orderPlaced, ct);

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Updated FastEndpoints.Security from 8.2.0 to 8.3.0.

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8.3

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New 🎉

'FastEndpoints.CommandRules' package for rule-based command dispatch

A new FastEndpoints.CommandRules package is now available for turning arbitrary input into one or more commands using small, ordered rules.

It's useful when an application event, webhook payload, request DTO, or domain object needs to fan out into different command-bus actions without putting branching logic in endpoints or handlers. Rules evaluate the input, build a command plan, and the dispatcher executes the selected commands immediately or queues them as jobs.

// map input model to a rule
bld.Services.AddCommandRules(o => o.Register<OrderPlaced, OrderPlacedRule>());

// define the rule to specify which commands should execute
sealed class OrderPlacedRule : CommandRule<OrderPlaced>
{
    public override bool CanHandle(OrderPlaced input)
        => input.IsPaid;

    public override IEnumerable<PlannedCommand> Build(OrderPlaced input)
    {
        yield return PlannedCommand.Create(new ReserveStock(input.OrderId));

        if (input.SendReceipt)
        {
            yield return new PlannedCommand(new SendReceipt(input.OrderId))
            {
                Mode = CommandDispatchMode.QueueAsJob
            };
        }
    }
}

// inject ICommandDispatcher<OrderPlaced> where the event/input is handled
await dispatcher.DispatchAsync(orderPlaced, ct);

Cached 'AppFixture' WAF disposal hook

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Updated FastEndpoints.Swagger from 8.2.0 to 8.3.0.

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8.3

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⚠️ Goal Sponsorship Level Not Yet Met ⚠️

Please join the discussion here and help out if you can.

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New 🎉

'FastEndpoints.CommandRules' package for rule-based command dispatch

A new FastEndpoints.CommandRules package is now available for turning arbitrary input into one or more commands using small, ordered rules.

It's useful when an application event, webhook payload, request DTO, or domain object needs to fan out into different command-bus actions without putting branching logic in endpoints or handlers. Rules evaluate the input, build a command plan, and the dispatcher executes the selected commands immediately or queues them as jobs.

// map input model to a rule
bld.Services.AddCommandRules(o => o.Register<OrderPlaced, OrderPlacedRule>());

// define the rule to specify which commands should execute
sealed class OrderPlacedRule : CommandRule<OrderPlaced>
{
    public override bool CanHandle(OrderPlaced input)
        => input.IsPaid;

    public override IEnumerable<PlannedCommand> Build(OrderPlaced input)
    {
        yield return PlannedCommand.Create(new ReserveStock(input.OrderId));

        if (input.SendReceipt)
        {
            yield return new PlannedCommand(new SendReceipt(input.OrderId))
            {
                Mode = CommandDispatchMode.QueueAsJob
            };
        }
    }
}

// inject ICommandDispatcher<OrderPlaced> where the event/input is handled
await dispatcher.DispatchAsync(orderPlaced, ct);

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