20. Catalog API Microservice using .NET 7: How to Add a Controller and Create GetProducts Action

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In this tutorial, we will continue building our Catalog.API microservice using .NET 7 by adding a controller and creating a “GetProducts” action. However, in this tutorial, we will focus on retrieving the product list from a MongoDB database using the #MongoRepo package.

We will start by creating a new controller class and adding a “GetProducts” action method to it. We will then use the MongoRepo package to retrieve the list of products from our MongoDB database and serialize it to a JSON format using the built-in JSON serializer in .NET 7.

Throughout the tutorial, we will explain each step in detail and provide examples of code snippets to help you follow along. By the end of this tutorial, you should have a better understanding of how to create a RESTful API with .NET 7 and retrieve data from a MongoDB database using the MongoRepo package.

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