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Raiqub Expressions

Raiqub.Expressions is a library that provides abstractions for creating specifications and query strategies using LINQ expressions. It also supports querying and writing to databases using various providers.

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🏃 Quickstart   |   📖 Documentation   |   🔄 Migration


Features

  • Easily define and compose specifications to encapsulate business rules
  • Create custom query strategies for flexible and efficient data retrieval
  • Simplify database operations by using consistent abstractions
  • Seamlessly integrate with Entity Framework Core for database interactions
  • Utilize Marten providers for a NoSQL document database experience
  • Built with .NET Standard 2.0, 2.1, and .NET 6.0

NuGet Packages

  • NuGet Raiqub.Expressions: provides abstractions for creating specifications
  • NuGet Raiqub.Expressions.Reading: provides abstractions for creating query strategies and query sessions. Defines the IDbQuerySession and IDbQuerySessionFactory interfaces for querying from the database
  • NuGet Raiqub.Expressions.Writing: provides abstractions for creating write sessions and performing write operations. Defines the IDbSession and IDbSessionFactory interfaces for writing to the database
  • NuGet Raiqub.Expressions.EntityFrameworkCore: implements sessions and factories using Entity Framework Core. Ideal for integrating with Entity Framework Core for database access
  • NuGet Raiqub.Expressions.Marten: implements sessions and factories using Marten library. Perfect for leveraging Marten's NoSQL document database capabilities

Documentation

This README aims to give a quick overview of some Raiqub Expressions features. For deeper detail of available features, be sure also to check out Documentation Page.

Prerequisites

Before you begin, you'll need the following:

  • .NET Standard 2.0 or 2.1, or .NET Core 6.0 installed on your machine
  • An IDE such as Visual Studio, Visual Studio Code, or JetBrains Rider
  • If you plan to use the reading package, have a database available for querying. If you intend to use the writing package, ensure you have a writable database to perform write operations

Quickstart

To use Raiqub.Expressions in your project, follow these steps:

Entity Framework Core

  1. Install the required NuGet package(s) for the database provider you'll be using, such as `Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.SqlServer`

  2. Install the `Raiqub.Expressions.EntityFrameworkCore` NuGet package

  3. Register your DbContext by using `AddDbContextFactory` extension method

    services.AddDbContextFactory<YourDbContext>();
  4. Register the session and session factories using the following extension method:

    services.AddEntityFrameworkExpressions()
        .AddSingleContext<YourDbContext>();

Marten

  1. Install the `Marten` NuGet package

  2. Install the `Raiqub.Expressions.Marten` NuGet package

  3. Register the session and session factories using the following extension method:

    services.AddMartenExpressions()
        .AddSingleContext();

Using

Inject the appropriate session interface (IDbQuerySession for read sessions, IDbSession for read and write sessions) into your services, and use it read and write from/to database.

public class YourService
{
    private readonly IDbSession _dbSession;

    public YourService(IDbSession dbSession)
    {
        _dbSession = dbSession;
    }

    // ...
}

You can also create specifications and query strategies. Here's an example of how to create a simple specification:

public class CustomerIsActive : Specification<Customer>
{
    public override Expression<Func<Customer, bool>> ToExpression()
    {
        return customer => customer.IsActive;
    }
}

And here's an example of how to use the specification:

// Assuming 'session' is of type IDbSession or IDbQuerySession and has been injected
var query = session.Query(new CustomerIsActive());
var customers = await query.ToListAsync();

Contributing

If something is not working for you or if you think that the source file should change, feel free to create an issue or Pull Request. I will be happy to discuss and potentially integrate your ideas!

License

This library is licensed under the MIT License.