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Servicify an existing RDBMS with C# AutoQuery .NET APIs and Deploy with GitHub Actions
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The video demonstrates how to use ServiceStack to instantly generate AutoQuery and CRUD services around SQLite's existing Chinook Sample database. The Chinook Sample database is a pre-existing database schema that includes data for a fictional digital media store. This database is commonly used for educational purposes and is available in various formats, including SQLite.
The video starts by explaining how to set up the Chinook Sample database in SQLite and how to use ServiceStack's built-in AutoQuery feature to generate a set of CRUD services based on the database schema. AutoQuery is a feature of ServiceStack that allows developers to create services based on a data source with just a few lines of code. This saves developers time and effort as they don't have to manually create services from scratch.
Next, the video shows how to convert the AutoQuery-generated services into a code-first Services codebase. This means that the services will be defined in code rather than being automatically generated based on the database schema. The benefit of a code-first approach is that it provides greater control and flexibility over the generated services.
The video then demonstrates how to enhance the typed AutoQuery services by adding custom logic and validation to the service implementation. This allows developers to customize the generated services to meet their specific requirements.
The video then shows how to add records to the database using a remote typed client API. A typed client API is a strongly typed API that allows developers to interact with the ServiceStack services using a client library. This provides a more efficient and error-free way to consume the services.
Finally, the video demonstrates how to use ServiceStack's GitHub Actions to quickly deploy the code to a Digital Ocean droplet. GitHub Actions is a feature of GitHub that allows developers to automate their software development workflows. By using GitHub Actions, developers can automate the build and deployment process, making it faster and more efficient.
After its deployed you can use ServiceStack Studio for an Instant UI and Instant Client Apps for API Consumers to be able to instantly create Client Apps in their preferred programming language and IDE.
00:00 - Intro
00:15 - Overview
00:53 - Things you'll need
01:13 - Create GitHub Repository
01:22 - Create project
02:03 - Mix in AutoQuery and connect to SQLite database
02:37 - Query with AutoQuery
03:37 - How Generated Services works
04:01 - Convert to Code-First
04:54 - Why this works with typed client example
05:54 - Extend code-first DTOs
06:30 - Recap on what has been done
07:00 - GitHub Action setup with mix template
07:58 - Setup Digital Ocean Server
09:11 - GitHub Repository Config with Secrets
09:58 - Create release to start deployments
10:42 - ServiceStack Studio demonstration
11:33 - Instant Client Apps demonstration
11:58 - Finishing up
The video starts by explaining how to set up the Chinook Sample database in SQLite and how to use ServiceStack's built-in AutoQuery feature to generate a set of CRUD services based on the database schema. AutoQuery is a feature of ServiceStack that allows developers to create services based on a data source with just a few lines of code. This saves developers time and effort as they don't have to manually create services from scratch.
Next, the video shows how to convert the AutoQuery-generated services into a code-first Services codebase. This means that the services will be defined in code rather than being automatically generated based on the database schema. The benefit of a code-first approach is that it provides greater control and flexibility over the generated services.
The video then demonstrates how to enhance the typed AutoQuery services by adding custom logic and validation to the service implementation. This allows developers to customize the generated services to meet their specific requirements.
The video then shows how to add records to the database using a remote typed client API. A typed client API is a strongly typed API that allows developers to interact with the ServiceStack services using a client library. This provides a more efficient and error-free way to consume the services.
Finally, the video demonstrates how to use ServiceStack's GitHub Actions to quickly deploy the code to a Digital Ocean droplet. GitHub Actions is a feature of GitHub that allows developers to automate their software development workflows. By using GitHub Actions, developers can automate the build and deployment process, making it faster and more efficient.
After its deployed you can use ServiceStack Studio for an Instant UI and Instant Client Apps for API Consumers to be able to instantly create Client Apps in their preferred programming language and IDE.
00:00 - Intro
00:15 - Overview
00:53 - Things you'll need
01:13 - Create GitHub Repository
01:22 - Create project
02:03 - Mix in AutoQuery and connect to SQLite database
02:37 - Query with AutoQuery
03:37 - How Generated Services works
04:01 - Convert to Code-First
04:54 - Why this works with typed client example
05:54 - Extend code-first DTOs
06:30 - Recap on what has been done
07:00 - GitHub Action setup with mix template
07:58 - Setup Digital Ocean Server
09:11 - GitHub Repository Config with Secrets
09:58 - Create release to start deployments
10:42 - ServiceStack Studio demonstration
11:33 - Instant Client Apps demonstration
11:58 - Finishing up
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