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Question.Net Core Windows App, using database repositories Pin
jkirkerx4-Sep-20 11:53
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I decided write a .Net Core Windows App to track my Amazon and EBay sales.
Choose .Net Core 3.1, and the app works pretty damn good. It's suppose to be new, with all these benefits. I can't remember the benefits, maybe one of them being your app runs in a container sort of like docker, and can run on other platforms such as MacOs, Linux.

Also chose Mongo as the DB.

I'm fuzzy on the DB stuff here. I wrote a respository using .Net Core Web techniques, in which I created IOrdersRespository and OrdersRepository, which might of been a mistake. In a .Net Core web app, you register the respository in startup, and use the repository in the controller. But I have no clue if I'm suppose to do sort of the same thing in a Windows app.

I searched around on Google, but it pulls up all the web subjects.

I was thinking of going back and dumping the IOrdersRespository and just use a straight class, and make the functions static.
But then I have to call up the context in every db function.

Any insight would be helpful.
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