fix/1095 - Add EventFlowMongoInitializer for MongoDB setup #1099
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Introduces the
EventFlowMongoInitializer
class in theEventFlow.MongoDB.EventStore
namespace. This class facilitates the initialization of MongoDB event persistence by utilizing anIServiceProvider
to manage dependencies and service lifetimes. TheInitialize
method creates a scope and retrieves an instance ofIMongoDbEventPersistenceInitializer
to perform the necessary setup.Add your 'Program.cs'
builder.Services.AddEventFlow(options => options .ConfigureMongoDb("your_connection_string", "your_db") .UseMongoDbEventStore() ); var sp = builder.Services.BuildServiceProvider(); var efInitializer = new EventFlowMongoInitializer(sp); efInitializer.Initialize();
Close #1095