docs: how-to guides for 8 adapters by Pomdapis · Pull Request #19 · sassy-solutions/compendium

Pomdapis · 2026-04-25T08:23:11Z

Summary

Replaces the 8 "Coming soon" placeholders in docs/adapters/ with structured how-to pages: install, configuration (with options table), usage snippets, gotchas, and API reference link.
All extension method names, options types, and default values are pulled from the adapter sources — no invented APIs.
Covers infra (aspnetcore, postgresql, redis, zitadel) and SaaS (stripe, lemonsqueezy, listmonk, openrouter).

Test plan

docfx build docs/docfx.json succeeds locally (warnings on ~/api/... links resolve once docfx metadata runs in CI).
docs/adapters/toc.yml already lists all 8 pages (no change needed).
docs/index.md already references the adapters section.
CI docs-deploy.yml build passes on this PR.

POM-184

Replace placeholders for aspnetcore, postgresql, redis, zitadel, stripe, lemonsqueezy, listmonk, and openrouter with structured how-to pages (install, configuration with options table, usage snippets, gotchas, API reference link). All extension method names, option types, and defaults are read from adapter sources. POM-184

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Pull request overview

This PR replaces the placeholder adapter pages under docs/adapters/ with structured “how-to” guides (install, configuration/options, usage snippets, gotchas, and API reference links) for 8 adapters across infra and SaaS integrations.

Changes:

Replaces “Coming soon” placeholders with full how-to documentation for each adapter.
Adds configuration examples and option tables per adapter.
Adds usage snippets, operational gotchas, and links to API reference/related docs.

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File	Description
docs/adapters/aspnetcore.md	Adds setup/pipeline guidance for ASP.NET Core integration adapter.
docs/adapters/postgresql.md	Documents PostgreSQL event/projection store configuration and DI registration.
docs/adapters/redis.md	Documents Redis multiplexer + idempotency + checkpoint store configuration and usage.
docs/adapters/zitadel.md	Documents Zitadel adapter configuration, DI registration, and identity usage.
docs/adapters/stripe.md	Documents Stripe adapter configuration, usage, and webhook handling.
docs/adapters/lemonsqueezy.md	Documents LemonSqueezy adapter configuration, usage, and webhook handling.
docs/adapters/listmonk.md	Documents Listmonk adapter configuration and email/newsletter usage patterns.
docs/adapters/openrouter.md	Documents OpenRouter adapter configuration and AI provider usage.

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Copilot · 2026-04-25T08:28:38Z

+}
+```
+
+`ITokenValidator` validates incoming bearer tokens against Zitadel's JWKS or introspection endpoint; `ZitadelClaimsTransformation` projects Zitadel claims into the framework's `TenantContext` so downstream `[Authorize]` policies see the tenant.


ITokenValidator in this adapter validates via Zitadel’s introspection endpoint only (see ZitadelTokenValidator → ZitadelHttpClient.IntrospectTokenAsync). The text here says “JWKS or introspection”, but there’s no JWKS-based validation path in the adapter, so this should be corrected to avoid promising behavior that doesn’t exist.

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`ITokenValidator` validates incoming bearer tokens against Zitadel's JWKS or introspection endpoint; `ZitadelClaimsTransformation` projects Zitadel claims into the framework's `TenantContext` so downstream `[Authorize]` policies see the tenant.

`ITokenValidator` validates incoming bearer tokens against Zitadel's introspection endpoint; `ZitadelClaimsTransformation` projects Zitadel claims into the framework's `TenantContext` so downstream `[Authorize]` policies see the tenant.

Copilot · 2026-04-25T08:28:38Z

+        var subscribed = await _newsletter.SubscribeAsync(
+            new SubscribeSpec(email, listIds: null /* falls back to DefaultListId */),
+            ct);
+        if (subscribed.IsFailure) return Result<Unit>.Failure(subscribed.Error);
+
+        return await _email.SendTemplatedAsync(
+            new TemplatedMessage(
+                templateId: "42", // Listmonk template ID, parsed as int
+                to: email,
+                data: new() { ["FirstName"] = "Friend" }),
+            ct);


The usage snippet uses types that don’t exist in the repo (SubscribeSpec, TemplatedMessage) and doesn’t match the actual abstractions (SubscribeRequest for INewsletterService.SubscribeAsync and TemplatedEmailMessage for IEmailService.SendTemplatedAsync). Please update the example to use the real request/message types and property names so the snippet is copy/pasteable.

Copilot · 2026-04-25T08:28:38Z

+## Gotchas
+
+- **No raw email.** Listmonk requires a template for transactional sends. `IEmailService.SendAsync` (raw body) returns an error directing callers to `SendTemplatedAsync`. Build the template in Listmonk first, then reference its numeric ID.
+- **One recipient per send.** The transactional API targets a single subscriber; the adapter sends to the first recipient in the message's To list. Use `SendBatchAsync` for multi-recipient flows.


This suggests using SendBatchAsync for multi-recipient flows, but the current Listmonk implementation does not support batch sending (it returns failures for each message). Either adjust this guidance (e.g., advise looping SendTemplatedAsync per recipient) or clarify that SendBatchAsync is not supported for Listmonk.

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- **One recipient per send.** The transactional API targets a single subscriber; the adapter sends to the first recipient in the message's To list. Use `SendBatchAsync` for multi-recipient flows.

- **One recipient per send.** The transactional API targets a single subscriber; the adapter sends to the first recipient in the message's To list. `SendBatchAsync` is not supported for Listmonk transactional sends; for multi-recipient flows, loop over recipients and call `SendTemplatedAsync` once per recipient.

Copilot · 2026-04-25T08:28:39Z

+| `CommandTimeout` | `5000` | Command timeout in milliseconds. |
+| `RetryCount` | `3` | Retry attempts for transient failures. |
+| `RetryDelayMs` | `1000` | Delay between retries in milliseconds. |
+| `ValidateConnectionString` | `true` | Validate the connection string at startup. |


Several RedisOptions entries are documented as if they affect runtime behavior (CommandTimeout, RetryCount, RetryDelayMs, ValidateConnectionString), but the adapter currently doesn’t apply these anywhere (the DI registration only uses ConnectionString + ConnectTimeout, and there’s no startup validation or retry loop). Please either (a) adjust the table descriptions to say these settings are currently unused/not implemented, or (b) update the adapter to honor them and then keep the docs as-is.

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| `CommandTimeout` | `5000` | Command timeout in milliseconds. |

| `RetryCount` | `3` | Retry attempts for transient failures. |

| `RetryDelayMs` | `1000` | Delay between retries in milliseconds. |

| `ValidateConnectionString` | `true` | Validate the connection string at startup. |

| `CommandTimeout` | `5000` | Currently bound from configuration but not used by the adapter implementation. |

| `RetryCount` | `3` | Currently bound from configuration but not used by the adapter implementation; no retry loop is applied. |

| `RetryDelayMs` | `1000` | Currently bound from configuration but not used by the adapter implementation. |

| `ValidateConnectionString` | `true` | Currently bound from configuration but not used by the adapter implementation; no startup validation is performed. |

Copilot · 2026-04-25T08:28:39Z

+
+var app = builder.Build();
+
+app.UseCompendiumHsts();


This example enables HSTS both via AddCompendiumSecurityHeaders (the middleware emits Strict-Transport-Security when EnableHsts is true) and via UseCompendiumHsts() (wraps ASP.NET Core’s HSTS middleware). That’s redundant and can lead to duplicated/overwritten Strict-Transport-Security headers depending on middleware order. Consider removing UseCompendiumHsts() from the sample (or set EnableHsts = false in SecurityHeadersOptions when using the built-in HSTS middleware).

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app.UseCompendiumHsts();

Copilot · 2026-04-25T08:28:39Z

+The adapter exposes two distinct option types: `ZitadelOptions` (platform/admin operations) and `ZitadelEndUserOptions` (consumer-facing self-service flows). They are configured separately.
+


The page states that ZitadelEndUserOptions is “configured separately”, but the adapter’s DI registration (AddZitadel(...)) only configures/binds ZitadelOptions and the codebase has no AddZitadelEndUser (or any other consumer of ZitadelEndUserOptions). This makes the ZitadelEndUser appsettings.json example and the following section misleading unless you also show how to register/bind ZitadelEndUserOptions manually via services.Configure<ZitadelEndUserOptions>(...) (and explain what consumes it).

Pomdapis · 2026-04-26T14:17:58Z

Superseded by #22 (which I authored directly after the VK session stalled). Closing to avoid duplicate work.

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	`ITokenValidator` validates incoming bearer tokens against Zitadel's JWKS or introspection endpoint; `ZitadelClaimsTransformation` projects Zitadel claims into the framework's `TenantContext` so downstream `[Authorize]` policies see the tenant.
	`ITokenValidator` validates incoming bearer tokens against Zitadel's introspection endpoint; `ZitadelClaimsTransformation` projects Zitadel claims into the framework's `TenantContext` so downstream `[Authorize]` policies see the tenant.

	- One recipient per send. The transactional API targets a single subscriber; the adapter sends to the first recipient in the message's To list. Use `SendBatchAsync` for multi-recipient flows.
	- One recipient per send. The transactional API targets a single subscriber; the adapter sends to the first recipient in the message's To list. `SendBatchAsync` is not supported for Listmonk transactional sends; for multi-recipient flows, loop over recipients and call `SendTemplatedAsync` once per recipient.

		The adapter exposes two distinct option types: `ZitadelOptions` (platform/admin operations) and `ZitadelEndUserOptions` (consumer-facing self-service flows). They are configured separately.

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