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WalkthroughThe recent updates focus on refining exception handling, improving method return types for clarity, and enhancing validation within the DotnetFoundation project. Notable changes include the introduction of custom exception classes, adjustments in return types for better understanding, and the addition of data validation annotations. These updates aim to streamline error management and reinforce data integrity, contributing to a more robust and user-friendly API. Changes
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- DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Api/Controllers/AuthenticationController.cs (2 hunks)
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DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/Models/DTOs/UserDTO/UserInfo.cs (1)
- 1-1: The namespace change for
UserInfotoDotnetFoundation.Application.Models.DTOs.UserDTOaligns well with the project's refactoring goals, enhancing maintainability and scalability by organizing DTOs within the application layer. This is a positive change that follows best practices in software architecture.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/Interfaces/Integrations/IJwtTokenService.cs (1)
- 5-9: The introduction of the
IJwtTokenServiceinterface and itsGenerateJwtTokenmethod is a commendable effort towards centralizing JWT token generation. This change enhances the project's architecture by adopting a service-oriented approach, improving modularity and maintainability.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/Interfaces/Services/IAuthenticationService.cs (1)
- 9-10: The simplification of the return types for
ForgotPasswordAsyncandResetPasswordAsynctoTask<bool>in theIAuthenticationServiceinterface is a positive change that enhances clarity and consistency. Ensure that the application's error handling logic is updated accordingly to handle these simplified return types effectively.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/Interfaces/Persistence/IUsersRepository.cs (2)
- 11-11: Changing the return type of
LoginUserAsynctoUserInfoin theIUserRepositoryinterface is a significant improvement that enhances the information flow within the application, providing more detailed information about the logged-in user.- 19-19: The introduction of
GetUserRoleAsyncin theIUserRepositoryinterface is a commendable addition that supports enhanced role management by allowing the retrieval of user roles.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Infrastructure/Integrations/JwtTokenService.cs (1)
- 23-49: The implementation of
GenerateJwtTokeninJwtTokenServicefollows best practices for JWT token generation, including handling user claims and configuring token parameters securely. Ensure theJWT_KEYenvironment variable is securely managed and not exposed to maintain the security of the token generation process.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Services/Services/Authentication/AuthenticationService.cs (3)
- 15-22: The addition of
_jwtServiceand_emailServiceas dependencies inAuthenticationServiceis a commendable change that enhances modularity and decouples JWT token generation and email sending from the authentication logic.- 27-30: Changing the return type of
LoginAsyncto useUserInfoinstead ofstringinAuthenticationServiceis a positive change that enhances the information flow within the authentication process.- 36-50: The introduction of transaction handling in
RegisterAsyncusingTransactionScopeis a good practice for ensuring atomicity of user registration and role assignment operations. Verify that the transaction handling logic is correctly implemented and tested.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Api/Controllers/AuthenticationController.cs (2)
- 63-65: Simplifying the return type of
ResetPasswordAsynctoBaseResponse<bool>inAuthenticationControlleris a positive change that enhances the clarity of the operation for API consumers. Ensure that the API documentation is updated accordingly.- 81-83: Simplifying the return type of
ForgotPasswordAsynctoBaseResponse<bool>inAuthenticationControlleris a commendable change that improves the clarity of the operation for API consumers. Verify that the API documentation is updated to reflect this change.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Infrastructure/DependencyInjection.cs (1)
- 77-77: Registering
IJwtTokenServicewithJwtTokenServiceas a scoped service inDependencyInjectionis a commendable change that supports the service-oriented architecture by making JWT token generation available application-wide.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Infrastructure/Persistence/UserRepository.cs (5)
- 29-38: The addition of
IJwtTokenServiceas a dependency inUserRepositoryis a positive change that decouples JWT token generation from the repository, aligning with the service-oriented architecture.- 41-70: Refactoring
AddUserAsyncto handle user and application user creation separately inUserRepositoryis a commendable change that enhances the clarity and maintainability of the user creation process.- 71-74: The introduction of
GetUserRoleAsyncinUserRepositoryis a positive addition that supports enhanced role management by allowing the retrieval of user roles.- 148-154: > 📝 NOTE
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Changing the return type of
LoginUserAsynctoUserInfoinUserRepositoryis a significant improvement that enhances the information flow within the application, providing more detailed information about the logged-in user.
- 169-169: Ensure the secure handling of user data and the correct implementation of new methods, such as
ResetPasswordAsync, inUserRepositoryto maintain the security and integrity of the application.
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DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/Exceptions/LockoutException.cs (1)
- 1-16: The implementation of the
LockoutExceptionclass follows best practices for custom exceptions in .NET, including providing constructors for different use cases. Well done.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/Exceptions/IdentityUserCreationException.cs (1)
- 1-20: The
IdentityUserCreationExceptionclass is correctly implemented, adhering to .NET best practices for custom exceptions. Good job on ensuring consistency across exception classes.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/Exceptions/UserUpdateException.cs (1)
- 1-21: The
UserUpdateExceptionclass is implemented correctly, following the established pattern for custom exceptions in .NET. Consistency in exception handling is maintained across the application.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/Exceptions/InvalidCredentialsException.cs (1)
- 1-21: The
InvalidCredentialsExceptionclass follows the .NET best practices for custom exceptions, including providing constructors for different use cases. This consistency in exception handling is commendable.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/Exceptions/InvalidResetPasswordTokenException.cs (1)
- 1-20: The
InvalidResetPasswordTokenExceptionclass is implemented correctly, adhering to .NET best practices for custom exceptions. It's good to see consistent and clear exception handling across the application.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Services/Services/UserService/UserService.cs (3)
- 29-29: Replacing generic exceptions with specific ones like
UserNotFoundExceptioninGetUserByIdAsyncmethod improves error specificity and handling. Great job enhancing maintainability and clarity.- 41-41: Using
UserNotFoundExceptionin theDeleteUserAsyncmethod for clearer error handling is a good practice. It makes the code more readable and easier to debug.- 47-47: Throwing
UserUpdateExceptioninUpdateUserAsyncwhen an error occurs during user update is a precise way to handle errors, allowing for better error management and response handling.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Api/Controllers/UserController.cs (5)
- 33-46: Implementing
try-catchblocks inGetAllUsersAsyncto handle exceptions and return appropriate HTTP responses enhances the API's robustness and user feedback. This is a significant improvement in error handling.- 61-81: The use of specific exceptions like
UserNotFoundExceptioninGetUserByIdAsyncand returning aBadRequestfor known errors while usingStatusCodefor unexpected errors is a good practice, improving error specificity and client feedback.- 97-117: Adding specific exception handling in
AddUserRoleAsyncforUserNotFoundExceptionand general exceptions improves the method's error handling and feedback to the client. This approach is commendable for its clarity and effectiveness.- 137-164: In
UpdateUserAsync, handling bothUserNotFoundExceptionandUserUpdateExceptionspecifically, and using different HTTP responses based on the exception type, significantly enhances error management and client communication.- 179-199: The implementation of specific exception handling in
DeleteUserAsyncforUserNotFoundExceptionand general exceptions, along with appropriate HTTP response codes, is a best practice that greatly improves the API's usability and error feedback.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Infrastructure/Persistence/UserRepository.cs (7)
- 28-58: Refactoring the
AddUserAsyncmethod to include detailed error handling withIdentityUserCreationExceptionand separating the creation ofIdentityApplicationUserandApplicationUserenhances clarity and maintainability. This is a significant improvement in the user creation process.- 59-62: Introducing
GetUserRoleAsyncto fetch user roles using specific exceptions for error handling improves the repository's functionality and error specificity. This method enhances role management within the application.- 87-94: > 📝 NOTE
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Refactoring the
UpdateUserAsyncmethod to dynamically update user properties and using specific exceptions for error handling is a good practice. It makes the code more flexible and maintainable.
- 109-110: Improving the
DeleteUserAsyncmethod to handle user deletion with specific exceptions and detailed steps for disabling user login enhances the method's robustness and clarity.- 123-136: The
LoginUserAsyncmethod's refactoring to use specific exceptions for different login failures, such asLockoutExceptionandInvalidCredentialsException, significantly improves error handling and user feedback during the login process.- 141-152: Simplifying the
ForgotPasswordAsyncandResetPasswordAsyncmethods with specific exceptions for error handling streamlines the password reset process and enhances the repository's functionality.- 165-165: Adding the
AddUserRoleAsyncmethod for role management with specific exceptions for error handling is a significant enhancement. It improves the application's role management capabilities and error specificity.
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DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/Models/DTOs/UserDTO/UserUpdateRequest.cs (2)
- 7-8: The use of the
[Required]attribute onFirstNamewith a custom error message enhances the robustness of the input validation by ensuring that a first name is always provided. This is a good practice for maintaining data integrity.- 11-12: Applying the
[MaxLength(50)]attribute to theCountryproperty with a custom error message is a good practice. It helps prevent excessively long inputs that could potentially cause issues with database storage or processing. This change aligns well with best practices for input validation.docs/docker.md (3)
- 27-29: Adding a step to check and configure environment variables before verifying the Dev Container setup is a valuable addition. It ensures that developers are reminded to set up their environment correctly, which is crucial for the application to run smoothly. This step helps prevent common issues related to missing or misconfigured environment variables.
- 41-49: Introducing a step to run migrations if new migrations are added to the project is an important update. It ensures that the database schema is up to date with the application's requirements. This step is crucial for maintaining database integrity and should help developers avoid runtime errors related to database schema mismatches.
- 51-51: Reordering the steps related to running the application within the container provides a clearer and more logical flow for setting up the development environment. This change should help new developers follow the setup process more easily and reduce setup errors.
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DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Services/Services/Authentication/AuthenticationService.cs (7)
- 1-2: The addition of
System.Security.ClaimsandSystem.Transactionsnamespaces indicates the use of claims-based identity and transaction scopes within the service. Ensure that these features are utilized appropriately and securely, especially in the context of user authentication and registration processes.- 15-16: The introduction of
_jwtServiceand_emailServiceas private readonly fields, injected through the constructor, is a good practice. It adheres to the Dependency Inversion Principle, one of the SOLID principles, promoting loose coupling and making the service easier to test.- 18-22: The modification of the
AuthenticationServiceconstructor to acceptIJwtTokenServiceandIEmailServiceis a positive change. It allows for dependency injection, which facilitates testing and decouples the service from specific implementations of JWT token generation and email services.- 27-30: Changing the return type of
LoginAsyncto useUserInfoinstead of astringis a significant improvement. It provides a more structured and informative response to the client, enhancing the API's usability and maintainability.- 36-47: The addition of transaction handling in
RegisterAsyncusingTransactionScopeis a critical update. It ensures that user registration and role assignment are treated as an atomic operation, which is crucial for maintaining data integrity. However, ensure that the transaction scope is correctly configured to handle exceptions and roll back changes if any part of the operation fails.- 54-57: The implementation of
ForgotPasswordAsyncmethod, which generates a token and sends a forget password email, is a good practice. It abstracts the complexity of token generation and email sending to the respective services. Ensure that the token generation and email sending processes are secure and that tokens are invalidated appropriately after use.- 60-62: The
ResetPasswordAsyncmethod correctly delegates the responsibility of resetting the password to the user repository. Ensure that the password reset process includes validation of the token and that the token is invalidated after the password is successfully reset to prevent reuse.
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DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/Exceptions/IdentityUserException.cs (1)
- 4-17: The implementation of
IdentityUserExceptionfollows .NET conventions for custom exceptions, including providing constructors for different use cases. This is a good practice as it allows for flexibility in exception handling by including just a message or wrapping another exception as an inner exception.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/Exceptions/InvalidTokenException.cs (1)
- 8-19: The
InvalidTokenExceptionclass is well-implemented, adhering to .NET conventions for custom exceptions. Providing multiple constructors enhances the flexibility in exception handling, allowing for detailed error messages and the option to include an inner exception.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Infrastructure/Persistence/UserRepository.cs (11)
- 20-20: The constructor of
UserRepositorycorrectly initializes dependencies. Removing unnecessary dependencies, as mentioned in the PR objectives, is a good practice for reducing coupling and improving modularity.- 28-57: The
AddUserAsyncmethod has been refactored to separate the creation ofIdentityApplicationUserandApplicationUser. This separation of concerns improves the clarity and maintainability of the code. However, ensure that error messages are user-friendly and do not expose internal details that could be leveraged for security exploits.- 59-62: The
GetUserRoleAsyncmethod correctly retrieves user roles. UsingConfigureAwait(false)is a good practice in library code to avoid deadlocks by not capturing the synchronization context.- 67-78: The
GetAllUsersAsyncmethod implementation follows best practices for asynchronous programming and entity framework usage. Filtering byStatus.ACTIVEis a good practice for data integrity and security.- 84-86: The method
GetUserByIdAsynccorrectly fetches a user by ID while ensuring the user is active. This is a good practice for maintaining data integrity and ensuring inactive users are not accessible.- 89-92: The
UpdateUserAsyncmethod correctly marks the entity as modified and saves changes asynchronously. This is a standard approach for updating entities in EF Core.- 94-100: The
DeleteUserAsyncmethod not only marks the user as inactive but also disables login by setting a lockout. This approach enhances security by preventing deleted users from accessing the system.- 113-126: The
LoginUserAsyncmethod's error handling for locked out accounts and invalid credentials is well-implemented. It provides clear feedback to the user, which is crucial for a good user experience.- 131-132: The
ForgotPasswordAsyncmethod correctly generates a password reset token. This is a critical part of secure password management workflows.- 134-141: The
ResetPasswordAsyncmethod's error handling for invalid tokens is appropriate. However, ensure that error messages are generic enough to not reveal whether an email is registered in the system, for privacy reasons.- 153-153: The
AddUserRoleAsyncmethod correctly checks for the existence of a role before adding it to a user. This is a good practice for ensuring data integrity and consistency in role management.
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DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/Exceptions/UserNotFoundException.cs (1)
- 3-16: The implementation of the
UserNotFoundExceptionclass is correct and follows best practices for custom exceptions in .NET. It provides flexibility in exception handling by offering multiple constructors.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Services/Services/UserService/UserService.cs (1)
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The modifications in
UserService.csenhance error handling by utilizingUserNotFoundExceptionfor more specific feedback in scenarios where a user is not found. This aligns with best practices for exception handling in .NET applications.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Api/Controllers/AuthenticationController.cs (1)
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The changes in
AuthenticationController.cssignificantly improve error handling by using specific exceptions for different authentication-related errors. This approach enhances the clarity of API responses and aligns with best practices for REST API design.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Api/Controllers/UserController.cs (1)
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The modifications in
UserController.csenhance error handling by utilizingUserNotFoundExceptionfor more specific feedback in user-related operations. This aligns with best practices for exception handling and improves the API's usability.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Infrastructure/Persistence/UserRepository.cs (1)
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The changes in
UserRepository.csrefine the repository's functionality by enhancing user management aspects and improving error handling. The use of specific exceptions and the restructuring of methods align with best practices and the architectural goals of the project.
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DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/Exceptions/TaskNotFoundException.cs (1)
- 3-15: The implementation of
TaskNotFoundExceptionis consistent and follows best practices for custom exception classes in .NET. It provides flexibility in exception handling by offering multiple constructors. Good job on ensuring it inherits from a meaningful base exception class (NotFoundException), which likely encapsulates common logic for not found exceptions.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Api/Helpers/ErrorResponse.cs (1)
- 4-19: The
ErrorResponseclass provides a centralized way to generate error responses based on the model state. ExtendingActionContextAccessoris a clever way to access theActionContextdirectly. However, consider if composition over inheritance could be more appropriate here, asErrorResponsedoesn't seem to "be a"ActionContextAccessorbut rather "uses a"ActionContextAccessor. This could improve the design by favoring composition over inheritance where it makes sense.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/Interfaces/Services/ITaskDetailsService.cs (1)
- 14-14: The modification of the
UpdateTaskAsyncmethod signature to directly accept aTaskDetailsRequestparameter enhances clarity and consistency with other methods in the interface. This change aligns with best practices for interface design by ensuring method signatures are intuitive and straightforward.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/Interfaces/Persistence/ITaskDetailsRepository.cs (1)
- 14-16: The update to method signatures in
ITaskDetailsRepositoryto directly acceptTaskDetailsobjects is a positive change, aligning with domain-driven design principles. This ensures that the repository layer works directly with domain entities, which can simplify the code and improve maintainability by reducing the need for additional mapping or conversion layers.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Services/DependencyInjection.cs (1)
- 14-14: Registering
ActionContextAccessoras a singleton service is a good practice, as it ensures that there is a single instance of this accessor throughout the application. This is particularly useful for accessing theActionContextoutside of controllers, such as in services or helpers for error handling. Just ensure that this registration aligns with the application's overall architecture and that there are no unintended side effects of having a singleton instance.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/Models/Common/BaseResponse.cs (1)
- 6-14: The introduction of the
ErrorValuesstatic class is a commendable approach to centralize error message constants. This not only aids in maintaining consistency across the application but also simplifies the process of updating error messages. It's a good practice to keep such constants in a centralized location, making the codebase more maintainable and easier to navigate.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Infrastructure/Persistence/TaskRepository.cs (3)
- 37-42: The
InsertTaskAsyncmethod correctly adds aTaskDetailsobject to the context and saves changes asynchronously. Returning the task's ID after insertion is a good practice, as it allows the caller to know the ID of the newly created task. Ensure that error handling is in place for database operations to manage exceptions that may arise during the save operation.- 45-48: The
UpdateTaskAsyncmethod's simplification is appropriate, as it directly saves changes without additional logic. This approach assumes that theTaskDetailsobject has already been modified accordingly before calling this method. It's important to ensure that any necessary validation or business logic has been applied to theTaskDetailsobject prior to this method's invocation.- 51-54: The
InactiveTaskAsyncmethod follows a similar pattern toUpdateTaskAsync, focusing on saving changes to the database. This method's simplicity is suitable for its purpose, which is to mark a task as inactive. As withUpdateTaskAsync, ensure that theTaskDetailsobject has been correctly updated to reflect its new status before this method is called.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Api/Program.cs (1)
- 60-60: Registering
DotnetFoundation.Api.Helpers.ErrorResponseas a scoped service is a strategic decision that facilitates the use of this helper across the application. This ensures that error responses are generated consistently, leveraging theActionContextfor model state errors. It's important to verify that theErrorResponseclass is designed to be used as a service, particularly with regard to its dependency on theActionContext.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Services/Services/TaskDetailsService/TaskDetailsService.cs (5)
- 18-25: The addition of
IActionContextAccessortoTaskDetailsServiceand its subsequent use in the constructor is a good practice. It enables the service to access theActionContextfor error reporting purposes, aligning with the PR's objective of enhancing error handling. This approach allows for more granular error feedback to the client, especially in methods where specific conditions are checked, such as task or user existence.- 42-47: The enhanced error handling in
GetTaskByIdAsyncthrough the use ofNotFoundExceptionand model state errors is commendable. It provides clear feedback to the client when a task cannot be found, aligning with the PR's objectives of improving error handling. Ensure that the error message used (ErrorValues.GenericUserErrorMessage) is appropriate for the context of a task not being found.- 51-69: The
InsertTaskAsyncmethod's updates, including the handling ofUserNotFoundExceptionand the direct use of therequestparameter, simplify the service's logic and improve error handling. This approach ensures that errors are reported back to the client in a meaningful way, especially when the assigned user cannot be found. Again, verify that the error messages used are contextually appropriate.- 79-103: The changes in
UpdateTaskAsync, including the simplified logic for updating task details and the improved error handling, align with the PR's objectives. The direct modification of theTaskDetailsobject based on therequestparameter simplifies the service's logic. Ensure that all necessary validations and business logic have been applied before this method is called.- 109-120: The
InactiveTaskAsyncmethod's simplification and the addition of error handling for task not found scenarios are in line with the PR's objectives. Marking a task as inactive is a critical operation, and the method's straightforward approach, combined with clear error reporting, enhances the service's usability and maintainability.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Api/Controllers/UserController.cs (6)
- 17-22: The addition of
ErrorResponsetoUserControllerand its use in the constructor is a strategic enhancement that aligns with the PR's objectives of improving error handling. This allows the controller to generate consistent error responses across different actions, leveraging the centralized error handling logic provided byErrorResponse.- 36-49: The implementation of
try-catchblocks inGetAllUsersAsyncfor enhanced error handling is commendable. It ensures that any exceptions are caught and handled appropriately, providing meaningful feedback to the client. This approach aligns with the PR's objectives of enhancing error handling and improving the robustness of the controller.- 64-84: Similar to
GetAllUsersAsync, thetry-catchblocks inGetUserByIdAsyncenhance error handling by catching specific exceptions likeUserNotFoundExceptionand providing meaningful feedback. This targeted approach to exception handling improves the user experience by ensuring that errors are handled gracefully and informatively.- 92-120: The updates to
AddUserRoleAsync, including the simplified endpoint attribute and the implementation oftry-catchblocks, enhance the controller's error handling capabilities. This method's approach to handling specific exceptions and providing meaningful feedback aligns with the PR's objectives. Ensure that the error messages and statuses returned are appropriate for the specific exceptions caught.- 133-160: The
UpdateUserAsyncmethod's implementation oftry-catchblocks for enhanced error handling, including handlingUserNotFoundException, is in line with the PR's objectives. This method's approach ensures that errors are handled appropriately and that meaningful feedback is provided to the client. As with other methods, verify that the error messages used are contextually appropriate.- 175-195: The
DeleteUserAsyncmethod's updates, including the implementation oftry-catchblocks for error handling, align with the PR's objectives. This method's approach to handling exceptions and providing meaningful feedback enhances the controller's robustness and user experience. Ensure that the error handling logic is consistent and that the feedback provided is clear and informative.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Infrastructure/Persistence/UserRepository.cs (2)
- 99-102: The
UpdateUserAsyncmethod has been modified to directly update the user entity. This approach is straightforward and leverages Entity Framework's change tracking for simplicity. However, ensure that:
Security: Any sensitive fields that should not be updated directly by users (e.g., roles, permissions) are properly handled and validated before this method is called.
Error Handling: The method returns an
intrepresenting the number of affected rows. While this is a common practice, consider how errors or exceptions are communicated back to the caller, especially in cases where no rows are affected or an unexpected error occurs.Ensure proper validation and error handling are in place to securely and effectively manage user updates.
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DeleteUserAsyncmethod now returns anintinstead of aUserobject. This change simplifies the method's return type but also introduces a few considerations:
Error Handling: The method throws a
UserNotFoundExceptionif the user is not found, which is appropriate. However, the use of_actionContextAccessorto add model errors before throwing exceptions is again observed, mixing concerns between layers.Security: The method disables user login by setting lockout enabled and setting the lockout end date to
DateTimeOffset.MaxValue. Ensure that this approach aligns with the application's security policies and that there are mechanisms in place to re-enable user accounts if necessary.Maintainability: The method performs several operations, including user lookup, disabling login, and marking the user as inactive. Consider breaking down these operations into smaller methods to improve readability and maintainability.
Consider improving error handling by decoupling the repository layer from MVC-specific components and reviewing the security implications of the account lockout approach.
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DeleteUserAsyncmethod now returns anintinstead of aUserobject. This change simplifies the method's return type but removes the ability to inspect the deleted user's details. Consider the following:
Return Type: If the method's purpose is solely to indicate success or failure of the deletion operation, returning an
int(presumably the number of affected rows) is appropriate. However, if clients of this method might need details about the deleted user, consider returning a more descriptive result, such as a boolean indicating success or a custom result type that includes the number of affected rows and optionally the deleted user's details.Error Handling: The method correctly throws a
UserNotFoundExceptionif the user to be deleted is not found. This approach is consistent with the principle of failing fast and providing clear error messages. Ensure that all consuming code properly handles this exception.Evaluate the need for returning user details upon deletion and consider improving the return type accordingly for clarity and usability.
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- 6-6: The addition of the
[Required]attribute with a custom error message for theFirstNameproperty is a good practice for ensuring that necessary data is provided during registration. This aligns well with the PR's objectives of enhancing error handling.- 8-8: The addition of the
[Required]attribute with a custom error message for theLastNameproperty is consistent with best practices for data validation and enhances the user registration process by ensuring that all necessary information is provided.
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DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/Interfaces/Validator/ITaskValidator.cs (1)
- 3-7: The
ITaskValidatorinterface with its methodsValidTaskIdandValidAssignedTois well-defined, providing a clear contract for task validation. The asynchronous signatures (Task<bool>) are appropriate for potentially long-running validation operations.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/Interfaces/Validator/IUserValidator.cs (1)
- 3-9: The
IUserValidatorinterface, with its methodsValidUserId,ValidEmailId, andIsEmailRegistered, provides a clear contract for user validation. The use of asynchronous method signatures (Task<bool>) is suitable for validation operations that may require IO operations, such as database access.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/Exceptions/InvalidTokenException.cs (1)
- 3-15: The
InvalidTokenExceptionclass is well-implemented, following best practices for custom exceptions in .NET. It includes constructors for various use cases: without parameters, with an error message, and with both an error message and an inner exception. This design allows for flexible instantiation and supports exception chaining.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/Interfaces/Services/IUsersService.cs (1)
- 9-9: The modification of the
AddUserRoleAsyncmethod signature to accept aUserRoleRequestobject is a good practice, enhancing encapsulation and simplifying the interface. Ensure that the implementation of this method and its callers are updated accordingly to accommodate this change.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Api/Controllers/BaseController.cs (1)
- 11-19: The
GetErrorResponsemethod inBaseControlleris well-implemented, providing a structured way to extract and format model state errors. This utility will be beneficial for returning consistent error responses in API controllers. Consider adding a comment explaining the method's purpose and usage to enhance maintainability.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/Models/DTOs/UserDTO/UserRoleRequest.cs (1)
- 14-21: The addition of data annotations (
[Required],[EmailAddress]) to the[Required]to theRoleproperty in theUserRoleRequestrecord is commendable. These annotations enhance data integrity and provide clear error messages, ensuring that essential fields are present and correctly formatted. Ensure that client-side and server-side validation logic are aligned to offer a consistent user experience.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/Models/DTOs/UserDTO/UserUpdateRequest.cs (1)
- 7-20: The
UpdateUserRequestrecord is well-defined with appropriate data annotations ([Required],[MaxLength],[Phone]) added to its properties. These annotations ensure data integrity and provide clear error messages, enforcing the presence of fields, limiting string lengths, and validating the phone number format. It's noted that basic validation for phone numbers is deemed sufficient for the current scope, which is a reasonable approach for a template or initial project setup.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Services/Validator/UserValidator.cs (1)
- 7-29: The
UserValidatorclass is well-implemented, providing essential validation functionalities such as checking email registration and validating user and email IDs. The use ofConfigureAwait(false)in asynchronous calls is a good practice for library code. Consider adding comments to each method to explain their purpose and usage, enhancing maintainability and readability.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Services/Validator/TaskValidator.cs (2)
- 17-21: The method
ValidAssignedTocorrectly checks if a user exists by their ID and properly usesConfigureAwait(false)to avoid deadlocks. Good practice in asynchronous library code.- 22-26: The method
ValidTaskIdcorrectly checks if a task exists by its ID, following the same good practice of usingConfigureAwait(false)to avoid deadlocks.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Application/Interfaces/Persistence/IUsersRepository.cs (4)
- 11-11: Changing the return type of
LoginUserAsynctoTask<UserInfo>fromTask<string>is a positive change, aligning with the enhanced error handling strategy by providing more detailed user information.- 17-17: Changing the return type of
UpdateUserAsynctoTask<int>fromTask<User?>is a good practice, likely indicating a shift towards returning a status code or the number of affected rows, which can improve performance.- 18-18: Changing the return type of
DeleteUserAsynctoTask<User>fromTask<User?>ensures that a user object is returned upon successful deletion, aligning with a more definitive approach to deletion.- 19-21: The addition of
GetUserRoleAsync,CheckEmailExist, andCheckEmailRegisteredmethods enhances the repository's capabilities, aligning with the PR's objectives of improving validation and error handling.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Services/Services/Authentication/AuthenticationService.cs (4)
- 26-29: The changes in
LoginAsyncto useUserInfoand integrate_jwtServicefor token generation align well with the enhanced error handling and validation strategy.- 35-49: The inclusion of transaction handling and role management in
RegisterAsyncare significant improvements, ensuring data consistency and proper role assignment during the registration process.- 53-56: The updates to
ForgotPasswordAsyncto generate a token and use_emailServicefor sending password reset emails represent a more secure and user-friendly approach to password resets.- 59-61: The changes in
ResetPasswordAsyncalign with the enhanced error handling strategy, ensuring a more secure and straightforward process for resetting passwords.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Infrastructure/DependencyInjection.cs (2)
- 23-23: Replacing
throw new Exceptionwiththrow new InvalidOperationExceptionfor invalid connection string and JWT key is a more specific and appropriate way to handle these errors, providing clearer information about the nature of the error.Also applies to: 38-38
- 77-77: The addition of
IJwtTokenServiceregistration supports the changes in theAuthenticationService, specifically the integration of JWT token generation.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Services/Services/TaskDetailsService/TaskDetailsService.cs (5)
- 24-26: Renaming
pagingRequesttorequestinGetAllTasksAsyncsimplifies the parameter naming and maintains the method's focus on retrieving all tasks with pagination support.- 38-40: Renaming parameters in
GetActiveTasksAsyncimproves readability, and the method's purpose of retrieving active tasks remains clear and focused.- 57-72: The refactoring of
InsertTaskAsyncto handle the user not found scenario more explicitly and the direct modification of task data align with the PR's objectives of enhancing error handling and improving efficiency.- 78-88: The direct modification of task data in
UpdateTaskAsyncinstead of creating a new object is a more efficient approach, aligning with the PR's objectives.- 94-99: The direct update of task status to
INACTIVEinInactiveTaskAsyncis a straightforward and efficient way to handle task inactivation.DotnetFoundation/DotnetFoundation.Infrastructure/Persistence/UserRepository.cs (2)
- 29-58: The changes in
AddUserAsyncto take aRegisterRequestparameter and handle user creation and role assignment align well with the enhanced error handling and validation strategy.- 95-106: The changes in
DeleteUserAsync, including the return type change toTask<int>fromTask<User>, improve the method's clarity and efficiency by directly indicating the operation's success.
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Model validation error
Register
Error If Email Id already registered :
Login
Error when provided with wrong credentials for login
Reset password
When user with the provided email don't exist
When we provide wrong reset token
Forget password
Error when provided user email is not valid
Get User by Id
Error when user don't exist or status set to 0
Update User
Error When user don't exist or status set to 0
Delete User
Error When user don't exist or already soft deleted
##Get Task By Id
Insert task
Update task
Delete Task
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