Nabu.Data 2.2.0
Nabû: .NET data manipulation
Nabû is an open-source suite of libraries designed to manipulate structured data in .NET development through streamlined interactions.
It's divided into Two components:
- Nabu.Data: Provides data manipulation abstraction, encompassing CRUD operations and sophisticated querying using LinQ.
- Nabu.Storage: Provides standardized file manipulation abstractions, catering to local, remote, and cloud-based files.
Latest packages
Installation
Before installing Nabû, make sure to add the custom NuGet source to your configuration.
Open a terminal or command prompt and run the following command:
dotnet nuget add source "https://nuget.kworld.dev/v3/index.json" -n "kworld NuGet"
Now you can install the various components of Nabû with the following commands:
# Nabu.Data
dotnet add package my_awesome_project.csproj Nabu.Core
dotnet add package my_awesome_project.csproj Nabu.Data.EntityFramework # For EntityFramework implementation
dotnet add package my_awesome_project.csprojNabu.Data.LiteDb # For LiteDB implementation
# Nabu.Storage
dotnet add package my_awesome_project.csproj Nabu.Storage
dotnet add package my_awesome_project.csproj Nabu.Storage.Local # For local storage
dotnet add package my_awesome_project.csproj Nabu.Storage.Minio # For Minio (Amazon S3) storage
Getting started
IDao: Data manipulation Interface
Nabu.Data provide the IDao interface in order to standardize data CRUD.
Usage
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Documentation
For comprehensive insights into the capabilities and nuances of Nabû, refer to the official documentation:
Contributing
Join us in enhancing Nabû! We welcome contributions in the form of suggestions, bug reports, and pull requests. Check out the Contribution Guidelines to get involved.
License
This project operates under the Apache 2.0 License. For more details, refer to the LICENSE file.
Why "Nabû" ?
Nabû (Akkadian: cuneiform: 𒀭𒀝) is the name of and old Mesopotamian God.
In ancient cultures, Nabû was revered as a deity associated with wisdom, scholarship, and the recording of informations. Nabû's symbols included a stylus resting on a tablet.
By adopting those name and symbols, this suite of libraries refers, in a cool way, to the the art of writing and recording of informations.