data-dotnet

Hexagonal architecture isolates your domain from storage details by treating data persistence as an adapter. This Skill provides a complete blueprint using EF Core—including DataContext configuration, entity mappings, repository bases, and Unit of Work patterns—so your domain layer stays decoupled while your infrastructure handles all database concerns.

Unit of Work coordinates multiple repository operations as a single transaction, ensuring data consistency across related entities. This Skill implements it with EF Core to enable atomic writes, simplify testing with in-memory databases, and maintain clean separation between your domain and data access logic.

Yes. This Skill covers schema organization and a reproducible migration workflow that lets you partition bounded contexts into separate schemas, apply targeted migrations, and keep each context's data model independent while remaining in a single EF Core DataContext.

This Skill includes in-memory database testing support built into the repository base and Unit of Work patterns, allowing you to validate persistence logic in unit tests without spinning up SQL Server or managing test data cleanup.

Yes. The Skill provides repository base patterns and automatic DI registration that support CQRS by letting you implement write repositories for commands and read repositories for queries, keeping read and write models aligned with your architectural intent.

This Skill exposes a public DI API for automatic repository discovery and registration, so you configure the DataContext and repositories once in your DI container and they integrate seamlessly into your application without manual wiring for each entity.