Add Feature Command

Adds a new feature and all associated files to a bounded context.

This command will add a new feature file using prompts, so no template needed here! The process will let you select any of the CRUD features as well as an ad hoc feature.

This command must be ran from the bounded context directory for a project that was made using the new:domain or add:bc command. It should have a src and test directory.

craftsman add:feature [options]
or
craftsman new:feature [options]

Add Feature Options

OptionDescription
-h, --helpDisplay help message. No filepath is needed to display the help message.

Add Feature Prompts

  1. Feature Name: The name of the feature. This is the name of the feature's method and would generally be something like AddCustomer or GetCustomer.
  2. Command Name: The name of the command. This is the name of the feature's class and would generally be something like AddCustomerCommand or GetCustomerQuery.
  3. Response Type: Is the type of response that this command will return. This could be any C# type that you want, or even a custom type if you want, but in that case, you'll need to add a using statement for it manually. Default: bool
  4. IsProducer : Determines whether or not this feature is an event producer. If so, it will add a message bus to the dependency injection. Default: false
  5. Entity Plural: The plural name of the entity that the feature will be added to (should match the name in the Domain directory). You can leave this blank to add it to the Domain directory directly.

Add Feature Example Commands

craftsman add:feature -h
craftsman add:feature
craftsman new:feature