- I implemented a command-based architecture for Govor.Console.
- Each of your actions (e.g., login, send friend request, list friends) is now encapsulated in its own command class inheriting from BaseCommand.
- I integrated friend-related functionalities (search, list, send/accept/reject request, block/unblock) using a mix of SignalR Hub and REST API calls.
- I included admin functionalities for managing friendships (list all, list user's, remove).
- I added a /help (-h) command to display available commands and their usage.
- I refactored Program.cs to handle command parsing and execution.
- I updated FriendsClient.cs, removing methods now handled directly by commands via SignalR.
- I added SignalR event handlers for real-time notifications (friend requests, accepts, etc.).
Introduces FriendshipsController for admin operations, including listing and removing friendships. Updates routing for admin controllers, improves error handling in UsersController, and enhances FriendsController and related services to include requester details in friendship DTOs. Refactors friend request acceptance to use query parameters and updates console client for improved user feedback and local development configuration.
Moved service implementations and interfaces from Govor.API and Govor.Core to new Govor.Application and Govor.Contracts projects. Updated namespaces and references throughout the solution. Added custom exception classes for authentication and invite services. Adjusted dependency injection and project references to use the new structure. This refactor improves separation of concerns and prepares the codebase for better maintainability and scalability.
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