Aether Framework
Aether is a .NET Core framework designed to provide developers with a foundational structure and pre-built cross-cutting concerns. It aims to accelerate development by offering ready-to-use components and patterns.
Project Structure
The solution is organized into several projects:
- BBT.Aether.Application: Contains the application logic and business workflows. It depends on the BBT.Aether.Domain and BBT.Aether.Core projects.
- BBT.Aether.AspNetCore: Provides extensions and utilities for building ASP.NET Core applications. It depends on the BBT.Aether.Application, BBT.Aether.Domain, and BBT.Aether.Core projects.
- BBT.Aether.Core: Contains core functionalities, extensions, and base classes used throughout the framework.
- BBT.Aether.Domain: Defines the domain entities, interfaces, and business rules. It depends on the BBT.Aether.Core project.
- BBT.Aether.Infrastructure: Implements the infrastructure concerns such as data access, logging, and caching. It depends on the BBT.Aether.Domain project.
- BBT.Aether.TestBase: Provides a base class for creating integration and unit tests. It depends on the BBT.Aether.Core project.
Dependencies
The framework utilizes several NuGet packages, including:
- JetBrains.Annotations
- Microsoft.AspNetCore.OpenApi
- Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore
- Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration.CommandLine
- Microsoft.SourceLink.GitHub
Target Frameworks
The projects target multiple .NET frameworks:
- net9.0
- net8.0
- netstandard2.0
- netstandard2.1
Getting Started
- Clone the repository.
- Open the
BBT.Aether.sln solution file.
- Build the solution.
- Explore the various projects and their functionalities.
Usage
To use the Aether framework in your projects, reference the appropriate Aether projects based on your needs.
Contributing
Contributions are welcome! Please follow the contribution guidelines.