VoidCore.EntityFramework
Advanced tools
Entity Framework Core data access for applications based on VoidCore.Model.
VoidCore is a set of core libraries for building business applications on .NET.
FoodStuffs is a comprehensive example of how applications can be built using VoidCore.
VoidCore is split into packages so you only get what you need.
| Docs | Description | Release |
|---|---|---|
| VoidCore.Model | An opinionated core for building business applications. |   |
| VoidCore.AspNet | Configure ASP.NET web applications based on VoidCore.Model. Includes single-page front end support. |   |
| VoidCore.EntityFramework | Entity Framework Core data access for applications based on VoidCore.Model. |   |
| VoidCore.Finance | A financial library with primary focus on simple amortization and time-value of money. |   |
VoidCore is built on Azure Pipelines and released on Nuget.
To work on VoidCore, you will need the .NET SDK and PowerShell.
See the /build folder for scripts used to test and build this project. Run build.ps1 to make a production build.
./build/build.ps1
There are VSCode tasks for each script. The build task (ctrl + shift + b) performs the standard CI build.
FAQs
Entity Framework Core data access for applications based on VoidCore.Model.
We found that voidcore.entityframework demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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