MediatR.Extensions.UnitOfWork 8.0.4

MediatR.Extensions.UnitOfWork

Set of extensions to run multiple MediatR commands sequentially.

• Simple sequence of commands

• Sequence in a transaction scope,

        var command1 = new CreatePurchaseCommand : ICommandResult
        {
            WorkerId = userId,
        };
  
        var command2 = new BurnPurchaseCommand : ICommandResult
        {
            WorkerId = userId,
        };
  
        var result1 = await Mediator.Chain(command1, command2); 
        var result2 = await Mediator.ChainScoped(command1, command2); //OR in transaction to commit or rollback them both
  

When you need to fire a notification just after a command succeded/failed without any changes in a handler.

• Creates a proper contract,

• Firing of notification after the command becomes more transparent.

        var command3 = new BurnPurchaseAndNotifyCommand : INotificationResult
        {
            WorkerId = userId,
        };
  
        var result1 = await Mediator.SendThenPublish(command1, command2); 
  

This allows to execute multiple commands with notifications, which should fail or succeed simultaniously.

• Commands are not nested

• And can be executed in a scope

• Notifications are executed afterwards, means it becomes transparent

• You can update your app, without changes in commands that are already tested.

• Each command becomes atomic, and knows only about itself and notifications.

        var command3 = new BurnPurchaseAndNotifyCommand : INotificationResult
        {
            WorkerId = userId,
        };
        var command4 = new BurnPurchaseAndNotifyCommand : INotificationResult
        {
            WorkerId = userId,
        };
  
  
        var result1 = await Mediator.RunAllScopedThenPublish(command3, command4);
        var result2 = await Mediator.RunAllScoped(command3, command4).ThenPublishAll();
        var result2 = await Mediator.RunAllScoped(command3, command4).ThenPublishSucceed();
        var result3 = await Mediator.RunAllScoped(command3, command4).ThenPublishFailed();