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DotNet Core Minimal APIs

The document provides seven productivity tips for using Minimal APIs in ASP.NET Core 7. These tips include leveraging global usings, organizing routes with route groups, simplifying dependency injection, using filters for cross-cutting concerns, binding complex types, adding OpenAPI/Swagger for documentation, and utilizing output caching for performance. Each tip includes a brief explanation and practical advice for implementation.

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DotNet Core Minimal APIs

The document provides seven productivity tips for using Minimal APIs in ASP.NET Core 7. These tips include leveraging global usings, organizing routes with route groups, simplifying dependency injection, using filters for cross-cutting concerns, binding complex types, adding OpenAPI/Swagger for documentation, and utilizing output caching for performance. Each tip includes a brief explanation and practical advice for implementation.

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USING MINIMAL APIS IN

[Link] CORE: 7
PRODUCTIVITY TIPS

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1️⃣ LEVERAGE GLOBAL USINGS
What it does:
Reduces boilerplate code by making commonly used
namespaces available throughout the entire project
without needing to repeatedly include using directives
in each file.
Tip:
Create a [Link] file and include frequently
used namespaces to simplify code management.

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2️⃣ ROUTE GROUPS FOR ORGANIZATION
What it does:
Helps organize and structure your endpoints by grouping
related routes together under a common base path.
Tip:
Use RouteGroupBuilder to define clean, modular
endpoint groups and avoid repetition of common route
prefixes.

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3️⃣ DEPENDENCY INJECTION SIMPLIFIED
What it does:
Inject services directly into your endpoints for cleaner
code.
Tip:
[Link] Core automatically resolves dependencies and
injects them into endpoints without needing to directly
reference IServiceProvider for most cases.

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4️⃣ LEVERAGE FILTERS FOR CROSS-CUTTING CONCERNS
What it does:
Encapsulate cross-cutting concerns such as logging,
validation, or error handling in reusable logic.
Tip:
Use EndpointFilter to add custom logic that runs
before or after the endpoint handler.

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5️⃣ BIND COMPLEX TYPES
What it does:
Automatically binds query parameters, route values,
and request bodies to complex types (e.g., models) in
your endpoint handler.
Tip:
Use [FromBody] for request bodies and [FromQuery]
for query parameters when necessary to specify
binding behavior.

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6️⃣ ADD OPENAPI/SWAGGER FOR DOCUMENTATION
What it does:
Automatically generates interactive API documentation
with minimal effort, helping developers and consumers
understand and interact with your API.
Tip:
Use the [Link] package to
integrate OpenAPI/Swagger documentation easily.

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7️⃣USE OUTPUT CACHING FOR PERFORMANCE
What it does:
Caches responses for frequently accessed endpoints to
reduce processing time and improve performance.
Tip:
Use the OutputCache middleware in [Link] Core 7+
for efficient response caching.

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