Build time generation for trim all class strings. No more "Duplicate" data (with only extra space difference). Keep you database clean and consistent! Fully free license!
$ dotnet add package DimonSmart.StringTrimmerGeneratorDon't ever rely on user input! This package offers the ability to trim all class strings at once. Sanitizing input data before processing is beneficial.
Typical request for user creation
[GenerateStringTrimmer]
public class CreateUserRequest
{
public string Name { get; set; }
public string Surname { get; set; }
public string Nickname { get; set; }
public UserPhone Phone { get; set; }
}
[GenerateStringTrimmer]
public class UserPhone
{
public string PhoneNumber { get; set; }
public string Comment { get; set; }
public string Tags { get; set; }
public override string ToString() => $"PhoneNumber:'{PhoneNumber}', Comment:'{Comment}', Tags:'{Tags}'";
}
public void CreateUser (CreateUserRequest request)
{
request.Name = request.Name.Trim();
request.Surname = request.Surname.Trim();
request.NickName = request.NickName.Trim();
request.Phone.PhoneNumber = request.Phone.PhoneNumber.Trim();
request.Phone.Comment = request.Phone.Comment.Trim();
request.Phone.Tags = request.Phone.Tags.Trim();
// Send to db logic
}
public void CreateUser (CreateUserRequest request)
{
request.TrimAll();
// Send to db logic
}
Imaging you simply forgot trimming the UserName field and send exa ctly the same users to the database many times.
As a result you have user(s)
Having the same user registered many times irritates the support personnel!
Note: It is usual for users to not merely input a UserName during registration, but to copy it from other sources with different spaces surrounding (and inside) the name.
Note: There is a StringTrimmer package with provide similar functionality The difference is:
Note: Visual studio have well known "bug" while using the source generators. So you have to reopen the solution after adding source generator nuget package.