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fix: documentation typos #495

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Expand Up @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ In addition to this standard data source, Coalesce allows you to create custom d

By default, each of your models that Coalesce exposes will expose the standard data source (`IntelliTect.Coalesce.StandardDataSource<T, TContext>`). This data source provides all the standard functionality one would expect - paging, sorting, searching, filtering, and so on. Each of these component pieces is implemented in one or more virtual methods, making the `StandardDataSource` a great place to start from when implementing your own data source. To suppress this behavior of always exposing the raw `StandardDataSource`, create your own custom data source and annotate it with `[DefaultDataSource]`.

To implement your own custom data source, you simply need to define a class that implements `IntelliTect.Coalesce.IDataSource<T>`. To expose your data source to Coalesce, either place it as a nested class of the type `T` that you data source serves, or annotate it with the `[Coalesce]` attribute. Of course, the easiest way to create a data source that doesn't require you to re-engineer a great deal of logic would be to inherit from `IntelliTect.Coalesce.StandardDataSource<T, TContext>`, and then override only the parts that you need.
To implement your own custom data source, you simply need to define a class that implements `IntelliTect.Coalesce.IDataSource<T>`. To expose your data source to Coalesce, either place it as a nested class of the type `T` that your data source serves, or annotate it with the `[Coalesce]` attribute. Of course, the easiest way to create a data source that doesn't require you to re-engineer a great deal of logic would be to inherit from `IntelliTect.Coalesce.StandardDataSource<T, TContext>`, and then override only the parts that you need.

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public class Person
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