This project implements a Multi-Layer Architecture using C#. It demonstrates how to build scalable, maintainable, and modular software applications by separating concerns into distinct layers. The architecture follows best practices for software development, ensuring clarity and flexibility.
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Data Layer
- Handles data persistence and retrieval.
- Simulated with in-memory data storage (or extendable for database integration).
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Business Layer
- Encapsulates business logic and core operations.
- Acts as an intermediary between the data layer and presentation layer.
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Presentation Layer
- Provides a user interface through a console-based application.
- Handles user inputs and displays output.
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Utility Layer
- Includes helper classes and functions for validations and common operations.
The project is divided into the following layers:
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Presentation Layer
- Manages user interaction via console menus.
- Displays output and collects input from the user.
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Business Layer
- Implements application logic such as validations, calculations, and processing.
- Serves as a bridge between the presentation and data layers.
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Data Layer
- Contains repositories and methods for data management.
- Responsible for storing and retrieving data from in-memory storage (or databases in future integrations).
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Models
- Defines the data structure of the application, such as
User
,Product
, etc. - Represents real-world entities with properties and methods.
- Defines the data structure of the application, such as
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Utility Layer
- Provides reusable components such as validators and formatters.
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Separation of Concerns:
Ensures each layer has a single responsibility. -
Scalability:
Modular structure allows for easy extension or replacement of layers. -
Testability:
Isolated logic in the business layer simplifies unit testing. -
Maintainability:
Well-defined boundaries between layers make the application easy to update and debug.
- Install .NET SDK.
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/dogaaydinn/MultiLayerArchitecture.git
- Open the solution file in Visual Studio or your preferred C# IDE.
- Build the solution to restore dependencies and ensure there are no errors.
- Run the application:
Through the IDE, press the run/debug button.
Or, execute from the terminal:
dotnet run
Upon running the application, you'll see a main menu allowing you to:
- Manage entities such as users, products, or other relevant data (customizable).
- View, add, update, and delete records.
- Perform operations defined in the business layer (e.g., calculations or validations).
- Input data is validated before being processed.
- Custom error messages guide users when invalid input is entered.
Contributions are welcome! Here's how you can help:
- Fork the repository.
- Create a feature branch:
git checkout -b feature/your-feature-name
- Commit your changes and push them to your fork. 4.Open a pull request with a detailed description of your changes.
This project is licensed under the MIT License. You are free to use, modify, and distribute this project as per the terms of the license.