System.Linq.Dynamic.Core
QueryR
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| Apache License 2.0 | MIT License |
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System.Linq.Dynamic.Core
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Postgres + Marten + DynamicLinq... Exceptions after upgrad to NET 6
We have an app that was written with core 3.1 and uses Postgres and Marten to create a document store. I have several tables with filtering functionality that uses DymanicLinq (https://dynamic-linq.net/) to generate queries. As 3.1 is EOL, we are upgrading to NET 6 but doing so seems to have broken the queries. I now get exceptions saying the Specified Method is unsupported. Anyone have any idea how to fix this?
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I made a new filtering library for .NET projects
How is it different from Dynamic Linq?
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Introducing QueryR!
Fun with expression trees, pretty cool!. How does this compare with Dynamic Linq?
- AutoMapper Expression Lookup
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How can i make a dynamic Query?
Have a look at Dynamic LINQ I am using it in a similar fashion to yourself to accept 'order' and 'where' parameters via API Endpoints and parsing them to LINQ queries
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Dynamically building Linq queries
-> Dynamic LINQ
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Transforming a search query into an EF expression with Lucene
Not much to explain, other than: https://dynamic-linq.net/
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Rules Engine Editor - Blazor UI library intended for integration in Web or Desktop With Microsoft Rules Engine (open source dynamic lambda expression package for abstracting business logic/rules/policies out of the system and put rules in a outside store)
RulesEngine runs on any arbitrary object since it's based on Dynamic LINQ. It can be used outside of SQL for evaluating expressions. This allows business rules to be changed w/out compilation, publishing or devops.
- Build dynamic Linq filters (aka. where() predicates)
QueryR
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I made a new filtering library for .NET projects
I love it. I did something similar with my QueryR project.
- What C# tools would you like to use that don't exist today?
- Is there an equivalent of Hypothesis (python) for xunit
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API filtering, pagination and sorting
I of course also take it a step further and feed the parameters to my expression tree generating library QueryR or QueryR.EntityFrameworkCore.
- REST API using dotnet.
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Introducing QueryR!
QueryR - https://github.com/craigmccauley/QueryR
What are some alternatives?
LINQKit - LINQKit is a free set of extensions for LINQ to SQL and Entity Framework power users.
Superpower - A C# parser construction toolkit with high-quality error reporting
RulesEngine - A Json based Rules Engine with extensive Dynamic expression support
dnSpy - Unofficial revival of the well known .NET debugger and assembly editor, dnSpy
linq2db.EntityFrameworkCore - Bring power of Linq To DB to Entity Framework Core projects
Msharp - M# is a pioneering project that showcases the full range of features and functionalities that a REST web API should possess.
Sieve - ⚗️ Clean & extensible Sorting, Filtering, and Pagination for ASP.NET Core
Ooze - This package provides simple mechanism for applying filters, sorters, paging to your IQueryable<T> queries.
dynamic-linq-query-builder - A truly generic and dynamic linq query builder to compliment jQuery QueryBuilder and other dynamic linq query generation needs
Ooze.Query - This package enables usage of Readable Queries on IQueryable<T> instances. This is a concept where you can write actual expression as a string representation for filtering.
DynamicExpresso - C# expressions interpreter
FastExpressionCompiler - Fast Compiler for C# Expression Trees and the lightweight LightExpression alternative. Diagnostic and code generation tools for the expressions.