AKlaus/DomainResult
DomainResult is a .NET library that standardizes domain error handling by mapping specific HTTP status codes and problem details to domain operation outcomes. It provides extension methods to convert domain results into ASP.NET Core MVC ActionResults and Minimal API IResults, enabling consistent API responses. The system includes helper classes for URL generation and exception handling, supported by comprehensive unit tests and sample applications demonstrating various HTTP status code mappings.
48.1
Weak · 3 August 2026
3k
lines of production code
C#
primary language
1
bus factor · 4 authors in all
3
measurements over time
How it got here
2020 · Initial project scaffolding and domain result implementation
This period marks the initial creation of the DomainResult library, establishing the core DomainResult and DomainOperationStatus abstractions for structured error handling. The work included setting up the solution structure, implementing MVC conventions and helpers, and providing comprehensive test coverage and sample applications to demonstrate usage.
11 changes
2022–2024 · HTTP status code mapping and API samples
This period focused on expanding the library's support for mapping domain results to specific HTTP status codes across both Minimal APIs and MVC controllers. New extension methods and sample applications were introduced to demonstrate handling various success and error responses, including comprehensive Swagger configuration for API documentation.
6 changes
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