To achieve cleaner code architecture in an API project, it’s beneficial to separate database access into a Data Access Layer (DAL). This involves injecting the IConfiguration object into the DAL class to manage database connections and queries. Subsequently, the controller can utilize DAL methods without directly handling database connections, simplifying the logic within controllers and adhering to principles like dependency inversion and separation of concerns. Implementing this design pattern prevents redundancy and streamlines maintenance of the application.
By injecting the IConfiguration interface in the data access layer's constructor, the HomeController can simply call the DAL methods without directly managing the database connection details.
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