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feat: task details feature #20

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Description

Add basic CRUD operations for task details

  • Get All Tasks   |   GET {Base}/api/tasks
  • Get Task by Id   |   GET {Base}/api/tasks/{taskId}
  • Insert Task   |   POST {Base}/api/tasks
  • Update Task   |   PUT {Base}/api/tasks/{taskId}

Add operations retated to STATUS

  • Get active task   |   GET {Base}/api/tasks/active
  • Make task inactive   |   DELETE {Base}/api/tasks/{taskId}

Task can only be assigned to existing users
Making tasks as INACTIVE can be used as a soft delete
Created migration for table taskdetails with the following fields

  • Description
  • BudgetedHours
  • AssignedTo
  • Category

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REST-395-task-details.docx

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taskdetails table

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Introduced a comprehensive task management system, including API endpoints for task operations such as retrieval, creation, updating, and deactivation.
    • Added new data transfer objects for task details, supporting operations with validation for inputs.
    • Implemented indexing for tasks and user entities to enhance database performance.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Corrected a typo in the namespace declaration for user services.
  • Refactor

    • Updated database model and entity relationships, focusing on tasks and user entities.
  • Chores

    • Added and configured a new TaskDetails entity in the database context for better task management.

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The recent updates to the Dotnet Foundation project introduce a comprehensive system for task management, including API endpoints, service layers, and database interactions for tasks. Enhancements include the addition of task-related entities, DTOs for request and response handling, and a repository for database operations. Additionally, improvements in user service interfaces and database indexing for tasks and users have been made, alongside necessary migrations to support these changes.

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File Path Change Summary
.../Controllers/TaskController.cs
.../Interfaces/Persistence/ITaskDetailsRepository.cs
.../Persistence/TaskRepository.cs
.../Services/TaskDetailsService/TaskDetailsService.cs
Introduced task management functionalities including API endpoints, an interface for task repository, and service class implementation for managing tasks.
.../Interfaces/Services/IUsersService.cs Added import statement for enums and corrected namespace typo.
.../Models/DTOs/TaskDetailsDTO/TaskDetailsRequest.cs
.../Models/DTOs/TaskDetailsDTO/TaskDetailsResponse.cs
Added DTOs for task details request and response with validation and mapping properties.
.../Migrations/SqlDatabaseContextModelSnapshot.cs
.../Migrations/20240229050021_IndexingForTasks.Designer.cs
.../Migrations/20240229050021_IndexingForTasks.cs
.../SqlDatabaseContext.cs
Implemented and updated database migrations for tasks and users, including indexing and entity configurations.

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In the land of code and binary,
A rabbit hopped, its task quite merry.
"Let's manage tasks, both big and small,
With endpoints, services, DTOs and all."
It danced through migrations, with a leap and a twirl,
"For a better foundation, in the Dotnet world!"
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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 8ab2bbc and cb05e4c.
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  • DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Api/Controllers/TaskDetailsController.cs (1 hunks)
  • DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/DTO/TaskDetailsDTO/TaskDetailsRequest.cs (1 hunks)
  • DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/DTO/TaskDetailsDTO/TaskDetailsResponse.cs (1 hunks)
  • DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/DependencyInjection.cs (2 hunks)
  • DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/Interfaces/Persistence/ITaskDetailsRepository.cs (1 hunks)
  • DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/Interfaces/Services/ITaskDetailsService.cs (1 hunks)
  • DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/Services/TaskDetailsService/TaskDetailsService.cs (1 hunks)
  • DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Domain/Entities/TaskDetails.cs (1 hunks)
  • DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Infrastructure/DependencyInjection.cs (2 hunks)
  • DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Infrastructure/Migrations/20240221075605_CreateTaskDetails.Designer.cs (1 hunks)
  • DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Infrastructure/Migrations/20240221075605_CreateTaskDetails.cs (1 hunks)
  • DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Infrastructure/Migrations/SqlDatabaseContextModelSnapshot.cs (7 hunks)
  • DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Infrastructure/Persistence/TaskRepository.cs (1 hunks)
  • DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Infrastructure/SqlDatabaseContext.cs (3 hunks)
Additional comments: 15
DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/DTO/TaskDetailsDTO/TaskDetailsRequest.cs (1)
  • 3-8: The TaskDetailsRequest DTO is well-defined and follows best practices for DTO design. It encapsulates the data necessary for creating or updating a task, ensuring type safety and clarity in what is required for these operations.
DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/DTO/TaskDetailsDTO/TaskDetailsResponse.cs (1)
  • 4-16: The TaskDetailsResponse DTO is comprehensive and well-structured, providing a clear representation of a task's state and metadata. Including the StatusEnum and timestamps for creation and modification is a good practice for tracking the lifecycle of a task.
DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/Interfaces/Services/ITaskDetailsService.cs (1)
  • 9-13: The ITaskDetailsService interface clearly defines the contract for managing tasks, covering all necessary CRUD operations. The method names are intuitive and consistent, facilitating easy understanding and implementation.
DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/Interfaces/Persistence/ITaskDetailsRepository.cs (1)
  • 11-15: The ITaskDetailsRepository interface is well-defined, aligning closely with the service layer's needs for task management. This consistency between the repository and service layers is beneficial for maintainability and clarity.
DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/DependencyInjection.cs (1)
  • 16-16: Correctly registering the TaskDetailsService in the DependencyInjection class ensures that it is available for dependency injection throughout the application. This is a key step in integrating the new task management functionality.
DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Infrastructure/SqlDatabaseContext.cs (1)
  • 25-35: > 📝 NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [15-33]

The inclusion and configuration of the TaskDetails entity in the SqlDatabaseContext class are correctly implemented. Mapping the entity to the "taskdetails" table and defining its key are essential steps for integrating the entity with EF Core.

DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Infrastructure/DependencyInjection.cs (1)
  • 58-58: Correctly registering the TaskDetailsRepository in the DependencyInjection class of the Infrastructure project is crucial for making it available for dependency injection. This registration is key to integrating the repository with the rest of the application.
DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/Services/TaskDetailsService/TaskDetailsService.cs (2)
  • 17-31: The TaskDTOMapper method in TaskDetailsService is a good example of a clear and concise mapping function, transforming a TaskDetails entity into a TaskDetailsResponse DTO. This method enhances code reusability and maintainability.
  • 45-55: The exception handling in the InsertTaskAsync method is appropriate, ensuring that any errors during the task insertion process are caught and a meaningful error message is returned. This approach enhances the robustness of the application.
DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Infrastructure/Migrations/20240221075605_CreateTaskDetails.cs (1)
  • 33-55: The migration for creating the taskdetails table is correctly defined, including all necessary columns and their types. This migration is essential for integrating the TaskDetails entity with the database.
DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Infrastructure/Migrations/SqlDatabaseContextModelSnapshot.cs (1)
  • 22-59: The model snapshot correctly reflects the addition of the TaskDetails entity, including its properties and table mapping. This snapshot is essential for EF Core to manage database schema changes effectively.
DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Infrastructure/Migrations/20240221075605_CreateTaskDetails.Designer.cs (4)
  • 25-61: The TaskDetails entity definition seems comprehensive, covering essential fields such as Id, AssignedTo, BudgetedHours, Category, CreatedBy, CreatedOn, Description, ModifiedBy, ModifiedOn, and Status. However, ensure that the data types and constraints applied to each field align with the application's requirements and expected data ranges. For instance, Category and Description use longtext, which is suitable for extensive text data, but consider if there are any expected maximum lengths for these fields to enforce data integrity.
  • 64-86: The ApplicationUser entity is correctly defined with essential fields such as Id, FirstName, LastName, and a unique index on IdentityApplicationUserId. This setup supports the relationship between ApplicationUser and IdentityApplicationUser, ensuring data integrity and facilitating user management within the application. No issues are observed here.
  • 88-150: The IdentityApplicationUser entity definition includes fields for managing user authentication and identity, such as Email, EmailConfirmed, LockoutEnabled, PhoneNumber, and UserName. It's crucial to ensure that these fields meet the security and privacy requirements of the application, especially concerning the storage and handling of sensitive user information. Additionally, consider implementing custom validation or constraints if the application has specific requirements for usernames, emails, or passwords that are not covered by the default identity framework.
  • 280-344: The relationships and navigation properties defined for ApplicationUser and IdentityApplicationUser are correctly set up to enforce a one-to-one relationship, which is essential for linking application user data with identity information. This setup facilitates user management and supports features that require user identification and authentication. Ensure that the foreign key constraints and navigation properties are correctly implemented in the application code to maintain data integrity and support the intended application workflows.

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@kshitij-k-osmosys kshitij-k-osmosys changed the title feat: task details feature [WIP] feat: task details feature Feb 27, 2024
@kshitij-k-osmosys kshitij-k-osmosys changed the title [WIP] feat: task details feature feat: task details feature Feb 27, 2024
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  • DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Api/Controllers/TaskDetailsController.cs (1 hunks)
  • DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Api/Helpers/AutoMappingProfile.cs (2 hunks)
  • DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/Interfaces/Persistence/ITaskDetailsRepository.cs (1 hunks)
  • DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/Interfaces/Services/ITaskDetailsService.cs (1 hunks)
  • DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/Interfaces/Services/IUsersService.cs (1 hunks)
  • DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/Models/DTOs/TaskDetailsDTO/TaskDetailsRequest.cs (1 hunks)
  • DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/Models/DTOs/TaskDetailsDTO/TaskDetailsResponse.cs (1 hunks)
  • DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Domain/Entities/TaskDetails.cs (1 hunks)
  • DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Infrastructure/DependencyInjection.cs (2 hunks)
  • DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Infrastructure/Migrations/20240227132817_CreateTaskDetails.Designer.cs (1 hunks)
  • DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Infrastructure/Migrations/20240227132817_CreateTaskDetails.cs (1 hunks)
  • DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Infrastructure/Migrations/SqlDatabaseContextModelSnapshot.cs (1 hunks)
  • DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Infrastructure/Persistence/TaskRepository.cs (1 hunks)
  • DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Infrastructure/SqlDatabaseContext.cs (3 hunks)
  • DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Services/DependencyInjection.cs (2 hunks)
  • DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Services/Services/TaskDetailsService/TaskDetailsService.cs (1 hunks)
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  • DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Api/Controllers/TaskDetailsController.cs
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  • DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/Interfaces/Services/ITaskDetailsService.cs
  • DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Domain/Entities/TaskDetails.cs
  • DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Infrastructure/DependencyInjection.cs
  • DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Infrastructure/Migrations/SqlDatabaseContextModelSnapshot.cs
  • DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Infrastructure/Persistence/TaskRepository.cs
  • DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Infrastructure/SqlDatabaseContext.cs
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DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/Interfaces/Services/IUsersService.cs (2)
  • 2-2: The addition of the DotnetFoundation.Domain.Enums import is appropriate for utilizing enums within the service interface, enhancing code readability and maintainability.
  • 3-3: Correcting the namespace declaration typo contributes to the overall code quality and consistency.
DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Api/Helpers/AutoMappingProfile.cs (1)
  • 13-13: The mapping configuration for TaskDetails to TaskDetailsResponse is correctly implemented, facilitating data transformation between the domain and API layers. This is essential for the new task management functionalities.
DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/Models/DTOs/TaskDetailsDTO/TaskDetailsResponse.cs (1)
  • 1-20: The TaskDetailsResponse DTO is well-designed, covering all necessary properties for task management responses. Using a record emphasizes immutability, aligning with best practices for DTOs.
DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Services/DependencyInjection.cs (1)
  • 15-15: The registration of TaskDetailsService using AddScoped is appropriate, ensuring that the service has a request-scoped lifetime. This supports the new task management functionalities efficiently.
DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/Models/DTOs/TaskDetailsDTO/TaskDetailsRequest.cs (1)
  • 1-28: The TaskDetailsRequest DTO is well-designed, including necessary properties and validation attributes for task management requests. This ensures data integrity and supports the new functionalities introduced by the PR.
DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Infrastructure/Migrations/20240227132817_CreateTaskDetails.cs (1)
  • 1-38: The migration CreateTaskDetails correctly defines the schema for the taskdetails table, including all necessary fields for task management. This supports the new functionalities introduced by the PR and follows best practices for database schema design.
DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Services/Services/TaskDetailsService/TaskDetailsService.cs (1)
  • 9-90: The TaskDetailsService class is well-implemented, providing the necessary business logic for task management operations. The use of dependency injection, data transformation, and proper error handling supports the new functionalities and follows best practices.
DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Infrastructure/Migrations/20240227132817_CreateTaskDetails.Designer.cs (1)
  • 1-363: The CreateTaskDetails.Designer.cs file accurately represents the model snapshot for the CreateTaskDetails migration, including the taskdetails table and related entities. This auto-generated file supports the migration process and reflects the database schema changes introduced by the PR.

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  • 1-363: This file is auto-generated by Entity Framework Core to represent the model's state at the time of the migration. It's good practice to review the generated model to ensure it accurately reflects the intended database schema changes. However, manual modifications to this file are not recommended as they can be overwritten by subsequent migrations.

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DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Infrastructure/Migrations/20240229042609_IndexingForTasks.cs (4)
  • 20-29: The alteration of the Email column in the users table to make it non-nullable is a significant change. Ensure that all existing data complies with this constraint before applying the migration to avoid runtime errors. Additionally, consider the impact of this change on the application's functionality and user management logic.
  • 31-34: Creating an index on the AssignedTo column in the tasks table is a good practice if this column is frequently used in queries. It can significantly improve query performance. Ensure that the AssignedTo column's usage patterns justify the creation of this index.
  • 45-51: The Down method correctly removes the indexes created in the Up method. This ensures that the database schema can be reverted to its previous state if necessary. Good practice in maintaining the integrity of database migrations.
  • 53-61: Reverting the Email column in the users table to allow null values in the Down method is appropriate for rolling back the changes made in the Up method. This action maintains consistency in the migration's reversible operations.
DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Infrastructure/Migrations/20240229042609_IndexingForTasks.Designer.cs (5)
  • 25-65: The model snapshot includes the creation of indexes on the AssignedTo and Id columns in the tasks table, reflecting the changes made in the migration file. Ensure that these indexes are correctly represented and align with the intended schema changes. The inclusion of the Id index should be re-evaluated as mentioned in the migration file review.
  • 68-115: The ApplicationUser entity configuration remains unchanged, which is expected if no modifications were made to this entity in the migration. Ensure that any changes to user-related tables in the migration file are accurately reflected in the entity configurations.
  • 117-178: The IdentityApplicationUser entity and related configurations appear to be unchanged, which is consistent with the migration's focus on task-related changes. Verify that this alignment is intentional and that no additional changes to identity management were expected as part of this migration.
  • 181-204: The configuration for IdentityRole and related entities seems to be unchanged, which aligns with the migration's scope. Ensure that the unchanged configurations accurately reflect the intended state of the database schema and application logic.
  • 207-367: The configurations for role claims, user claims, user logins, user roles, and user tokens are included in the model snapshot and appear to be unchanged. This is expected if the migration does not involve changes to these aspects of the identity system. Confirm that these configurations accurately represent the intended state post-migration.

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DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Infrastructure/Migrations/20240229050021_IndexingForTasks.cs (5)
  • 20-29: The alteration of the Email column in the users table to be non-nullable is a significant change. Ensure that all existing data comply with this constraint before applying the migration to avoid runtime errors. Additionally, consider the impact on the application logic that might rely on null checks.
  • 31-34: Creating an index on the AssignedTo column in the tasks table is a good practice for performance optimization, especially if queries frequently filter or join on this column. Ensure that the AssignedTo column's data distribution justifies the index creation to avoid unnecessary overhead.
  • 36-39: Creating an index on the Status column in the tasks table is beneficial for query performance, particularly for filtering tasks based on their status. As with any index, evaluate the column's cardinality and query patterns to ensure the index provides a net benefit.
  • 45-51: The Down method correctly removes the indexes created in the Up method, ensuring that the migration can be rolled back safely. This is a crucial aspect of maintaining database schema versioning and rollback capabilities.
  • 53-61: Reverting the Email column in the users table to allow null values in the Down method is appropriate for rollback scenarios. However, ensure that the application logic can handle null values in this column after rollback.
DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Infrastructure/Migrations/20240229050021_IndexingForTasks.Designer.cs (5)
  • 25-65: The model configuration for the TaskDetails entity correctly reflects the indexing changes made in the migration file for the AssignedTo and Status columns. This consistency between the migration and the model is essential for the Entity Framework to accurately track and apply schema changes.
  • 68-114: The model configuration for the ApplicationUser entity includes an Email property marked as required, aligning with the migration's alteration of the Email column to be non-nullable. This consistency is crucial for ensuring that the application's data access layer correctly enforces the schema constraints.
  • 117-178: The IdentityApplicationUser entity configuration includes properties for email, username normalization, and other identity-related attributes. While these configurations are standard for ASP.NET Core Identity, ensure that any customizations or additional constraints introduced by the migration are reflected here.
  • 181-204: The configuration for the IdentityRole entity is standard and not directly affected by the migration. However, it's good practice to review these configurations periodically to ensure they align with the application's role management requirements.
  • 207-228: The configurations for role claims, user claims, user logins, user roles, and user tokens are part of the ASP.NET Core Identity framework and are not directly affected by the migration. Ensure that any customizations to these entities are correctly reflected in the model.

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@sameer-s-b sameer-s-b merged commit c14955e into main Feb 29, 2024
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