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11.2 Fluent API Cheat Sheet

The document discusses how to configure entity relationships and properties in Entity Framework Core using the Fluent API. It provides examples of configuring primary keys, columns, one-to-many relationships, many-to-many relationships, one-to-zero/one relationships, and one-to-one relationships between entities. The Fluent API allows modeling the database schema programmatically rather than using data annotations.

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11.2 Fluent API Cheat Sheet

The document discusses how to configure entity relationships and properties in Entity Framework Core using the Fluent API. It provides examples of configuring primary keys, columns, one-to-many relationships, many-to-many relationships, one-to-zero/one relationships, and one-to-one relationships between entities. The Fluent API allows modeling the database schema programmatically rather than using data annotations.

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Fluent API By: Mosh Hamedani

Basics
public  class  PlutoContext  :  DbContext

{  
       protected  override  void  OnModelCreating(DbModelBuilder  
modelBuilder)

       {

               modelBuilder

                           .Entity<Course>

                           .Property(t  =>  t.Name)

                           .IsRequired();  
       }

}  

Tables
Entity<Course>.ToTable(“tbl_Course”,  “catalog”);  

Primary Keys
Entity<Book>.HasKey(t  =>  t.Isbn);



Entity<Book>.Property(t  =>  t.Isbn)

     .HasDatabaseGeneratedOption(DatabaseGeneratedOption.None);


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Composite Primary Keys


Entity<OrderItem>.HasKey(t  =>  new  {  t.OrderId,  t.OrderId  });  

Columns
Entity<Course>.Property(t  =>  t.Name)

           .HasColumnName(“sName”)

           .HasColumnType(“varchar”)

           .HasColumnOrder(2)

           .IsRequired()

           .HasMaxLength(255);  

One-to-many Relationship
Entity<Author>

           .HasMany(a  =>  a.Courses)

           .WithRequired(c  =>  c.Author)

           .HasForeignKey(c  =>  c.AuthorId);  

Many-to-many Relationship
Entity<Course>

           .HasMany(c  =>  c.Tags)

           .WithMany(t  =>  t.Courses)

           .Map(m  =>  

             {

                 m.ToTable(“CourseTag”);  

                 m.MapLeftKey(“CourseId”);  

                 m.MapRightKey(“TagId”);

             });


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One-to-zero/one Relationship
Entity<Course>

           .HasOptional(c  =>  c.Caption)

           .WithRequired(c  =>  c.Course);


One-to-one Relationship
Entity<Course>

           .HasRequired(c  =>  c.Cover)

           .WithRequiredPrincipal(c  =>  c.Course);


Entity<Cover>

           .HasRequired(c  =>  c.Course)

           .WithRequiredDependent(c  =>  c.Cover);


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