AppBrix

AppBrix is a way of thinking about and building scalable modular applications.

This framework is using the latest version of .NET.

AppBrix has been created with the following priorities:

• Everything should be testable.
• Interfaces should be easy to understand and use.
• Every part of the framework should be easily replaceable without changing the original source code.

Setup

# Clone project locally.
git clone git@github.com:MarinAtanasov/AppBrix.git
# Go to project root directory.
cd AppBrix
# Restore nuget dependencies and build the solution.
dotnet build AppBrix.sln

Running Tests

The tests are using xUnit.

• In Visual Studio, Test Explorer must be opened before building test projects in order to discover the tests.
• In JetBrains Rider, they can be run with right click on Tests solution folder and selecting Run Unit Tests.
• In PowerShell, while in the project's root folder:

# You can add -Build to restore dependencies and build the solution.
# You can add -Release to use the Release configuration instead of Debug.
# Run functional tests (default). Add -Parallel for parallel execution.
./Test.ps1 -tests Functional  # ./Test.ps1
# Run performance tests
./Test.ps1 -tests Performance  # ./Test.ps1 p
# Run all tests
./Test.ps1 -tests All  # ./Test.ps1 a

Publishing packages

Packaging and publishing of a new version of all projects can be done using PowerShell. It requires Nuget CLI to be set up locally with account API key.

./Publish.ps1

Sample Applications

AppBrix.ConsoleApp is a simple console application which uses the framework.

AppBrix.WebApp is a simple web application which uses the framework.