DbSyncKit offers flexibility in configuration, allowing you to set up the application using Dependency Injection (DI) or create instances of classes manually.
Dependency Injection (DI)
Learn how to configure DbSyncKit using Dependency Injection (DI). Services are registered in your application's DI container, providing an organized and extensible setup.
Manual Instance Creation
Prefer not to use DI? This guide walks you through the process of manually creating instances of required DbSyncKit classes. A straightforward setup for quick integration.
DataContract Configuration
Configure the actual data contract for entities using attributes from the DbSyncKit.DB.Attributes namespace. Customize synchronization behavior for each table.
Proceed to the Usage Guide to learn how to perform synchronization tasks with DbSyncKit.
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Dependency Injection
DbSyncKit can be configured using Dependency Injection (DI) to manage the application's services more efficiently. This guide outlines the steps to set up DbSyncKit with DI in your application.
Manual Setup
DbSyncKit can be configured manually without using Dependency Injection (DI). This guide outlines the steps to set up DbSyncKit manually in your application.
DataContract Configuration
To configure the actual data contract for entities, you can use attributes from the DbSyncKit.DB.Attributes namespace. These attributes allow you to customize the behavior of synchronization for each table.