Rick Drizin

@Seuleuzeuh as explained in #19, dotnet-codegencs does not allow directives like `#r ` in the templates. My suggestion there (and here) is to create a regular CSPROJ where you can...

@Seuleuzeuh I'm sorry for the delay - I finally found some time to check your repository. I could make it work by making `TemplateLauncher.cs` pre-load all DLLs in the same...

Did you have a chance to try the extension? I've just published [v3.1](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Drizin.CodegenCS) (for Visual Studio 2022 only). One new cool stuff is dependency injection (that can load files -...

I've just published [Visual Studio 2022 Extension v3.2](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Drizin.CodegenCS) where you should be able to inject what you need: ```cs public class MyTemplate { void Main(ICodegenContext context, IModelFactory factory, VSExecutionContext executionContext)...

I've just double-checked the latest version (3.3) and it is working fine. Please reopen if you have any issues.

Looks like this is working and can be closed

You mean passing an anonymous object and converting it into dynamic filters? I think it's a nice idea. Maybe it fits better in this other project [DapperQueryBuilder](https://github.com/Drizin/DapperQueryBuilder), which is embedded...

I think the issue with passing real entities is that non-nullable properties would always be converted into filters. Let's say I have an entity `Person` with a property `CreatedDate` (non-nullable)....

@abbasl7 I've created a fork [Harbin.DataAccess.SimpleCRUD](https://github.com/Drizin/Harbin/tree/main/src/Harbin.DataAccess.DapperSimpleCRUD) using SimpleCRUD instead of FastCRUD. Would you like to give it a try?

Well, I'm not much familiar with (or a fan of) the UoW pattern, and being honest my first thought would be using Entity Framework which would automatically keep track of...