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System.Linq.Dynamic.Core
The .NET Standard / .NET Core version from the System Linq Dynamic functionality.
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QueryKit
🎛️ QueryKit is a .NET library that makes it easier to query your data by providing a fluent and intuitive syntax for filtering and sorting. (by pdevito3)
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WorkOS
The modern identity platform for B2B SaaS. The APIs are flexible and easy-to-use, supporting authentication, user identity, and complex enterprise features like SSO and SCIM provisioning.
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Ooze
This package provides simple mechanism for applying filters, sorters, paging to your IQueryable<T> queries. (by DenisPav)
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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.
How does this differ from https://dynamic-linq.net ? We’re about to start using at my company but are wanting alternatives to compare it to.
The new project is called QueryKit and I put up the first release for it yesterday. It has a solid foundation with a good bit of test coverage, but I add a few more things and dogfood it a bit before I push it to a stable v1.
I love it. I did something similar with my QueryR project.
Awesome little project you got going on there :) , I've done something similar with Ooze and extracted it to Ooze.Query later. I need to push them to nuget also when I catch some time (I jump back to it from time to time when I have some free space). Cool to see another person using parser construction libs. I see you used Sprache, I went for SuperPower for this situation.
Awesome little project you got going on there :) , I've done something similar with Ooze and extracted it to Ooze.Query later. I need to push them to nuget also when I catch some time (I jump back to it from time to time when I have some free space). Cool to see another person using parser construction libs. I see you used Sprache, I went for SuperPower for this situation.
Awesome little project you got going on there :) , I've done something similar with Ooze and extracted it to Ooze.Query later. I need to push them to nuget also when I catch some time (I jump back to it from time to time when I have some free space). Cool to see another person using parser construction libs. I see you used Sprache, I went for SuperPower for this situation.