Convey.WebApi / invocation of IRequestHandler about convey HOT 7 CLOSED

change IRequest to ICommand and IRequestHandler to ICommandHandler

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Thanks for response, but ICommand does not have any result type, which is crucial for me.

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https://github.com/devmentors/Pacco.Services.Customers/blob/master/src/Pacco.Services.Customers.Application/Commands/Handlers/ChangeCustomerStateHandler.cs#L31

https://github.com/devmentors/Pacco.Services.Customers/tree/master/src/Pacco.Services.Customers.Core/Exceptions

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    class CreateOrderHandler : ICommandHandler<CreateOrderCommand>
    {
        public Task HandleAsync(CreateOrderCommand command)
        {
          return Task.FromResult(command.Id);
        }
    }

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Thanks for the answer! I know about ICommandHandler and ICommand interfaces (and I use them with no problem). However I would like to bend CQRS assumptions a little, and I would like that commands are able to return the value to the client. According to the documentation (https://convey-stack.github.io/documentation/Web-API/) IRequestHandler interface is ideal for this scenario, but the example from documentation does not work.

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I understand the frustration, I recently swapped in MediatR (https://www.nuget.org/packages/MediatR/) with success, maybe if you are blocked this could be a solution?.

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Neither of the CQRS packages provide you such thing, however there's the IRequestHandler<,> type beeing provided by WebAPI package along with its internal registration:

https://github.com/snatch-dev/Convey/blob/5b9a36606bad36d071461d984413f3c4e5adeca6/src/Convey.WebApi/src/Convey.WebApi/Requests/IRequestHandler.cs

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