Kation/ComBoost

ComBoost is a .NET domain-driven development framework that provides a comprehensive infrastructure for building microservices and web applications. It offers a unified domain service layer with built-in CRUD operations, distributed caching, and multi-key aggregation capabilities. The system integrates with ASP.NET Core, gRPC, and Entity Framework, while supporting distributed events via RabbitMQ and CAP. It also includes source generators for automatic interface creation and a mock testing infrastructure.

This period focused on expanding the ComBoost framework with a comprehensive domain service layer, introducing features for CRUD operations, distributed caching, and file storage. Significant additions include a robust security module with authentication and role-based access control, alongside deep integrations with Entity Framework Core and ASP.NET Core MVC.

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The project significantly expanded its distributed computing capabilities by introducing gRPC service scaffolding, RabbitMQ and CAP integrations for event handling, and domain-level data aggregation features. Concurrently, the codebase modernized its data access layer with generic entity support and async LINQ extensions, while comprehensive test suites were added to validate the new distributed and HTTP endpoints.

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This period focused on extending the project's source generator capabilities, introducing new generators for domain template interfaces and ASP.NET Core controllers. The work included implementing compatibility attributes for .NET Standard 2.0 and adding comprehensive test coverage for the new generator features.

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