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MediatR Navigator

MediatR Navigator

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Navigate to MediatR handlers from any Command, Query or Notification class in C# with a single shortcut.
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Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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MediatR Navigator

VS Code extension for C# / .NET projects that navigates directly to the MediatR handler of any Command, Query or Notification — just place the cursor on the class name and press Ctrl+Alt+H.

Works with IRequestHandler<TRequest>, IRequestHandler<TRequest, TResponse> and INotificationHandler<TNotification>.


Features

  • Go to Handler — jump from any Command or Query straight to its Handle method
  • Notification support — also resolves INotificationHandler<T> handlers
  • Multiple handlers — when more than one handler is found, shows a Quick Pick to choose
  • Works anywhere — cursor can be on a Send(new MyQuery(...)) call, a variable type, a using statement, or the class definition itself
  • No configuration needed — works out of the box with standard MediatR conventions

Usage

Place the cursor on any MediatR request class name and press:

Shortcut Command
Ctrl+Alt+H MediatR: Go to Handler

The command is also available via the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P).


Examples

From a Send call

// Cursor anywhere on "GetOrderByIdQuery" → Ctrl+Alt+H
var result = await _mediator.Send(new GetOrderByIdQuery { Id = id });

Navigates to:

public class GetOrderByIdQueryHandler : IRequestHandler<GetOrderByIdQuery, OrderDto>
{
    public async Task<OrderDto> Handle(GetOrderByIdQuery request, CancellationToken cancellationToken)
    {   // ← lands here
        ...
    }
}

From a Command dispatch

await _mediator.Send(new CreateOrderCommand { ... });
//                   ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
// Ctrl+Alt+H → CreateOrderCommandHandler.Handle(...)

From a Notification

await _mediator.Publish(new OrderCreatedEvent { ... });
//                      ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
// Ctrl+Alt+H → OrderCreatedEventHandler.Handle(...)

How it searches

The extension scans all .cs files in the workspace (excluding obj/ and bin/) for the pattern:

IRequestHandler<ClassName[,>]
INotificationHandler<ClassName[,>]

Once the handler class is found, it jumps directly to the Handle method signature.


License

MIT

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