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.
1. Add DbSyncKit Services
To configure DbSyncKit with Dependency Injection, add the necessary services to your DI container.
API Reference: SynchronizationServiceCollectionExtensions
services.AddSynchronizationServices();
This method adds the required DbSyncKit services to the IServiceCollection.
2. Inject Synchronization
Once the services are added, you can inject the Synchronization
class into your application components.
API Reference: Synchronization
public class YourService
{
private readonly Synchronization _sync;
public YourService(Synchronization sync)
{
_sync = sync;
}
// Use _sync for synchronization tasks
}
Now, you can use the injected Synchronization
instance in your services to perform synchronization tasks.
3. Database Configuration
Configure your source and destination databases using DbSyncKit's IDatabase interface.
For MSSQL
Api Ref: Connection
// MSSQL manual database configuration
IDatabase SourceDatabase = new DbSyncKit.MSSQL.Connection("(localdb)\\MSSQLLocalDB", true, "SourceChinook");
IDatabase DestinationDatabase = new DbSyncKit.MSSQL.Connection("(localdb)\\MSSQLLocalDB", true, "DestinationChinook");
For MySQL
Api Ref: Connection
// MySQL manual database configuration
IDatabase SourceDatabase = new DbSyncKit.MySQL.Connection("localhost", 3306, "SourceChinook", "root", "");
IDatabase DestinationDatabase = new DbSyncKit.MySQL.Connection("localhost", 3306, "DestinationChinook", "root", "");
For PostgreSQL
Api Ref: Connection
// PostgreSQL manual database configuration
IDatabase SourceDatabase = new DbSyncKit.PostgreSQL.Connection("localhost", 5432, "sourceChinook", "postgres", "");
IDatabase DestinationDatabase = new DbSyncKit.PostgreSQL.Connection("localhost", 5432, "destinationChinook", "postgres", "");
For SQLite
Api Ref: Connection
// SQLite manual database configuration
IDatabase SourceDatabase = new DbSyncKit.SQLite.Connection(Path.Combine("Path", "to", "sourceChinook.sqlite"));
IDatabase DestinationDatabase = new DbSyncKit.SQLite.Connection(Path.Combine("Path", "to", "destinationChinook.sqlite"));
Replace connection strings and other details according to your actual configurations.
Next Steps
You have now successfully set up DbSyncKit with Dependency Injection. Proceed to the Usage Guide to learn how to perform synchronization tasks with DbSyncKit.