Sora.Messaging.RabbitMq 0.2.16

Sora Framework

Sora is a modern, modular .NET framework for building applications with clarity and flexibility—heavily inspired by Zen’s best ideas, with simpler contracts and better DX.

• .NET 9 first. Minimal magic, clear composition.
• Modular data adapters (JSON for dev, SQLite via Dapper), web bootstrap, and pragmatic “escape hatches.”
• Always-on discovery (with a production warning); explicit config always wins.

See docs/ for design/ADRs. Start with docs/00-index.md and docs/08-engineering-guardrails.md.

Layering defaults: logging defaults live in Core, and secure headers in Web (see docs/decisions/0011-logging-and-headers-layering.md).

New to Sora? Read the step-by-step docs/11-getting-started.md.

Features

• Data abstractions: IDataRepository<TEntity, TKey>, IBatchSet, capability flags.
• Built-in adapters: JSON (dev), SQLite (Dapper) with schema sync and optional string queries.
• Repo pipeline conveniences: identity assignment for string/Guid keys, batch helpers.
• Instruction API: execute provider-specific instructions safely (e.g., raw SQL nonquery/scalar).
• Web module: minimal auto-wiring for controllers/static files and health.
• Discovery & precedence: modules self-register; production logs a warning; explicit config overrides discovery.
• Provider priority: ProviderPriorityAttribute selects default adapter when more than one is present.

Requirements

• .NET 9 SDK
• Optional: Docker/WSL2 for containerized samples

Quickstart

Build and run the S0 console sample (JSON adapter):

dotnet build
dotnet run --project .\samples\S0.ConsoleJsonRepo\S0.ConsoleJsonRepo.csproj

Run the S1 web sample (SQLite optional):

dotnet run --project .\samples\S1.Web\S1.Web.csproj

• SQLite adapter self-registers via discovery. To set a connection string explicitly:

// in Program.cs (S1.Web)
// builder.Services.AddSqliteAdapter(o => o.ConnectionString = "Data Source=.\\data\\s1.sqlite");

Using data APIs

Terse static facade for common string-key entities:

// Upsert and fetch
var todo = await new Todo { Title = "buy milk" }.Save();
var item = await Todo.Get(todo.Id);

// Batch
var result = await Todo.Batch()
	.Add(new Todo { Title = "task 1" })
	.Update(todo.Id, t => t.Title = "buy more" )
	.Save();

SQLite optional string queries (safe parameterization via Dapper):

var items = await Sora.Data.Core.Data<Todo, string>.Query("Title LIKE '%milk%'"); // WHERE suffix
// or full SELECT if preferred
var items2 = await Sora.Data.Core.Data<Todo, string>.Query("SELECT Id, Title FROM Todo WHERE Title LIKE '%milk%'");

Instruction escape hatch (SQL): see docs/10-execute-instructions.md.

More walkthroughs: docs/11-getting-started.md.

Tests

dotnet test -c Release -v minimal

CI runs on push via .github/workflows/ci.yml.

Contributing

We welcome issues and PRs. Start with docs/support/03-adapter-checklist.md and docs/08-engineering-guardrails.md.

DCO sign-off: include a Signed-off-by line in each commit. Example:

Signed-off-by: Your Name your.email@example.com

See the DCO file for the certificate text.

License

• Code: Apache License 2.0 — see LICENSE and NOTICE.
• Documentation: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 — see docs/LICENSE-DOCS.md.

Trademarks: see TRADEMARKS.md for simple usage guidelines.