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Jesse Whitham
Jesse Whitham

Reputation: 824

ASP.NET Zero + ASP.NET Boilerplate template folder hierarchy/usage

I am looking for an explanation of the templating folder structure. If someone can point me at some documentation, that would be awesome — I have looked but couldn't find it.

src/AppName.Application
src/AppName.Application.Client
src/AppName.Application.Shared
src/AppName.Core
src/AppName.Core.Shared
src/AppName.EntityFrameworkCore
src/AppName.Migrator .            # My understanding is that this if for performing database migrations
src/AppName.Mobile.Droid .        # This obviously hosts Android Mobile Code
src/AppName.Mobile.iOS .          # This obviously hosts iOS Mobile Code
src/AppName.Mobile.Shared         # This obviously hosts Shared Mobile Code
src/AppName.Web.Core              
src/AppName.Web.Host              
src/AppName.Web.Mvc               # This obviously is where the Mvc code goes
src/AppName.Web.Public            # Should this have all static css/js type files?

Basically, I don't know what the various parts are supposed to contain. Any help would be useful.

Thanks.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 688

Answers (1)

jonas452
jonas452

Reputation: 109

Aspnetboilerplate tries to seperate everything

consider this url NLayered Architecture

  • src/AppName.Application ----> Api - code , available to the outside world, autmaticly build by the appname.web.host using swagger
  • src/AppName.Application.Client ----> a client implementing the api for your mobile app.
  • src/AppName.Application.Shared ----> all interfaces and dtos are defined here.
  • src/AppName.Core ----> your business classes(or class model) including domain managers
  • src/AppName.Core.Shared ----> all your interfaces defining domain managers
  • src/AppName.EntityFrameworkCore ----> ORM
  • src/AppName.Migrator ----> console application for migrating database adjustments on all tenant databases.
  • src/AppName.Mobile.Droid .
  • src/AppName.Mobile.iOS .
  • src/AppName.Mobile.Shared
  • src/AppName.Web.Core ----> you have chosen .net core and as such you can deploy without iis via this project
  • src/AppName.Web.Host ----> the api build upon appname.application
  • src/AppName.Web.Mvc ----> your front end application
  • src/AppName.Web.Public ----> just a second application for advertising your product before registering.

Upvotes: 6

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