Module which allows subscribing and raising asynchronous application level events.
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AppBrix
Module which allows subscribing and raising asynchronous application level events.
$ dotnet add package AppBrix.Events.Async
AppBrix is a way of thinking about and building scalable modular applications.
This framework is using the latest version of .NET.
AppBrix has been created with the following priorities:
# Clone project locally.
git clone git@github.com:MarinAtanasov/AppBrix.git
# Go to project root directory.
cd AppBrix
# Restore nuget dependencies and build the solution.
dotnet buildBy default, tests are using MSTest, but NUnit and Xunit can be used instead.
# You can add -Build to restore dependencies and build the solution.
# You can add -Release to use the Release configuration instead of Debug.
# Run functional tests (default). Add -Parallel for parallel execution.
./Test.ps1 -tests Functional # ./Test.ps1
# Run performance tests
./Test.ps1 -tests Performance # ./Test.ps1 p
# Run all tests
./Test.ps1 -tests All # ./Test.ps1 aThere are ready configuration for each test runner inside /Tests/Directory.Build.props.
If you wish to switch to a different runner, open the file and:
./Clean.ps1 and then rebuild.Packaging and publishing of a new version of all projects can be done using PowerShell. It requires Nuget CLI to be set up locally with account API key.
./Publish.ps1AppBrix.ConsoleApp is a simple console application which uses the framework.
AppBrix.WebApp is a simple web application which uses the framework.