HyperDev.Core 1.2.4

HyperDev.Core

Core library of the HyperDev Fatum framework: general-purpose building blocks shared by all the other HyperDev packages.

• Dynamic LINQ (HyperDev.Linq.Dynamic): Where, OrderBy, Select, GroupBy, ... from string expressions on any IQueryable
• Object model (HyperDev.Model, HyperDev.ComponentModel): property paths and references, object comparer, matcher, merger and watcher, NotifyObject, data annotations
• Security (HyperDev.Security): AES-256-CBC and AEAD_AES_256_CBC_HMAC_SHA256 encryption of values and strings
• IO (HyperDev.IO): storage volumes and storage manager, file system volumes, MIME mapping, known file types, stream and zip helpers
• Timers (HyperDev.Timers): time schedules, scheduler, calendars with holidays
• Tasks (HyperDev.Tasks): works with progress tracking and logging
• Net (HyperDev.Net): HTTP request/response helpers and an HTTP logging handler
• Text and XML (HyperDev.Text, HyperDev.Xml): string compression, quoting and extensions, XML schema helpers
• Dependency injection (HyperDev.DependencyInjection): AddAppSettings, AddScheduler, AddStorageManager, service locator and scopes
• Collections, reflection, embedded resources, ThrowHelper argument checks

Installation

dotnet add package HyperDev.Core

Quick start

using HyperDev.Linq.Dynamic;

var people = new List<Person>
{
    new() { Name = "Anna", City = "Milano", Age = 34 },
    new() { Name = "Luca", City = "Roma", Age = 17 },
}.AsQueryable();

IQueryable adults = DynamicQueryable.Where(people, "Age >= @0 and City == @1", 18, "Milano");

adults = DynamicQueryable.OrderBy(adults, "Name");

foreach (Person person in adults)
    Console.WriteLine(person.Name);

Encrypting a string with a key derived from a passphrase:

using HyperDev.Security;

var algorithm = Encryption.GetDefaultAlgorithm(Encryption.CreateSymmetricKey("my secret passphrase"));

string cipherText = algorithm.EncryptString("Hello, world");
string plainText = algorithm.DecryptString(cipherText);

Target frameworks

.NET 8.0, .NET 10.0

License

MIT, © Ivan Senatore, Wemake Informatica srl. Third-party dependencies keep their own licenses (Microsoft.Extensions.*: MIT).