fluent-validation

You can generate FluentValidation validators for MediatR commands automatically by using templates for basic, inline, async, and nested validators, which reduces boilerplate and ensures consistent validation across your .NET projects.

The best way to reduce boilerplate when creating C# command validators is to automate generation using declarative FluentValidation templates that cover Create/Update commands, nested rules, and collection validations.

Yes, you can use inline and standalone validators with MediatR pipeline behaviors in a .NET project. The generated validators integrate directly into the pipeline and include dependency injection registration.

To set up dependency injection for generated FluentValidation validators, register the generated validator classes in your DI container using the provided DI registration templates to link them to MediatR pipeline behaviors.

Yes, the validator generation supports nested rules and collection validations. It provides comprehensive templates that handle complex validation patterns, including reusable validators and asynchronous checks across .NET projects.

You should avoid using automated FluentValidation templates if your .NET project does not use MediatR for the command/query pipeline, as the templates specifically generate validators designed to integrate with MediatR pipeline behaviors.