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As a developer of a web API, I would like to expose it via GraphQL so it can easily be provided and consumed.
Example
// see https://github.com/lukemurray/EntityGraphQL
var handler = GraphQL.Create<MyDatabase>();Acceptance criteria
- Functionality is provided by a new module
- API can automatically be generated from EF context
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httpendpoint.RequestedVersionExtractor.Extract should be able to return an error if the version encoded in the request is missing or invalid, resulting in an HTTP 400
RequestedVersionExtractor should be injected into the HTTPServer via a decorator (which the RuntimeCtl instance of the HTTPServer should opt out).
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From what I understand, Travis will stop soon and builds are slow anyway. I'll do my best to work on this myself, but anyone is welcome to open a PR.
If at all possible, I think it would be good if the project's docker file is used for the CI too.