dotnet-scaffold-ef-entity

Name: dotnet-scaffold-ef-entity
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Author: Umbrella

Builds an EF Core entity class and registers it in the DbContext using Umbrella conventions.

8|1|Updated Feb 5, 2018

Search Tags:#scaffold #dotnet #entity #ef-core #dbcontext #umbrellas-patterns

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Skill: dotnet-scaffold-ef-entity
Source: https://github.com/umbrella-libraries/Umbrella/tree/main/.ai-shared/skills/dotnet-scaffold-ef-entity
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/umbrella-libraries/Umbrella --skill dotnet-scaffold-ef-entity

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Scaffold EF Core entity creation and DbContext configuration following Umbrella conventions to reduce boilerplate and ensure consistency.

Core Features & Use Cases

Scaffold a fully-formed entity class with Id, audit properties, string length annotations, and navigation properties.
Register the new entity in the DbContext using the Add<EntityName>(builder) pattern and the generated configuration.
Use in multi-project solutions with consistent naming, namespaces, and conventions across Core.Domain and Core.Data.

Quick Start

Create a new EF Core entity class and register it in the DbContext following Umbrella patterns.

Frequently Asked Questions about dotnet-scaffold-ef-entity

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I scaffold an EF Core entity and register it in the DbContext?▼

To scaffold an EF Core entity, you generate a class with Id, audit properties, and navigation properties, then register it in the DbContext using the Add<EntityName>(builder) pattern with generated configuration to ensure consistent naming and mapping.

What conventions does EF Core entity scaffolding apply for multi-project solutions?▼

EF Core entity scaffolding applies Umbrella conventions across Core.Domain and Core.Data projects, enforcing consistent naming, namespace ordering, audit interfaces, string length attributes, non-null keys, and proper foreign key relationships.

Can I use scaffolded EF Core entities with existing audit interfaces and string length attributes?▼

Yes, scaffolded EF Core entities respect existing audit interfaces and string length attributes while enforcing non-null keys and configuring proper foreign key relationships during DbContext registration.

What's the best way to reduce boilerplate when creating EF Core entities?▼

The best way to reduce EF Core entity boilerplate is using scaffolding that automatically generates fully-formed entity classes with Id, audit properties, navigation properties, and DbContext configuration following established conventions.

Why does my EF Core entity need DbContext configuration after scaffolding?▼

Your EF Core entity needs DbContext configuration after scaffolding to register the entity using the Add<EntityName>(builder) pattern, ensuring the generated mapping configuration applies consistent naming and foreign key relationships.

Does EF Core entity scaffolding work for multi-project solutions with separate domain and data projects?▼

Yes, EF Core entity scaffolding works for multi-project solutions by applying consistent naming, namespaces, and conventions across Core.Domain and Core.Data projects, ensuring entities and DbContext mappings remain aligned.