Closed binick closed 3 years ago
@binick Worker service intended as a background task? If yes, in my opinion worker service are great for:
Using worker service for all controller seems an overkill. To simply decouple logic from controller we can use a Service Layer design pattern that we can use in dependency injection
My 2 cents 🖖
Please, do a smaller pull request... :) And try to integrate the unit test with the @diego81b suggestions.
@binick Worker service intended as a background task? If yes, in my opinion worker service are great for:
- Process element on a queue
- Timed operations
- long running operations
Using worker service for all controller seems an overkill. To simply decouple logic from controller we can use a Service Layer design pattern that we can use in dependency injection
My 2 cents 🖖
Sure, the worker service in my mind should be represent as a implementation of service layer pattern.
Mostly I've seen the service layer implemented within the classic three layer (controller/service/repository). I don't think bringing up the repository pattern is necessary either. So I tried an alternative (unhappy 😄) name.
The intent of this PR is that to starting a discussion on unit test.
The library used is xunit, shouldly and coverlet
To decouple api controller logic from the application service logic I was thinking about creating a worker service for each controller.
What do you think?