Rask.Wire 0.23.0

Source-generated, reflection-free CQRS/mediator for .NET. Define `IQuery<T>`, `ICommand`, `ICommand<T>` and `INotification` messages with their handlers, then dispatch through `IDispatcher` with the response type inferred — no runtime reflection and no assembly scanning, so it publishes clean under the WASM/AOT trimmer. Pipeline behaviors provide the decorator hook for cross-cutting logging/validation/transactions. Standalone: depends only on Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection.Abstractions.

A durable, queryable log store for ASP.NET Core apps built with Rask — kept in a SQLite file of its own, or in the application's PostgreSQL or SQL Server database through EF Core, with no agent and no hosted log service. Registers a standard `ILoggerProvider`, so it captures exactly what every other sink sees, buffers entries through a bounded channel that never blocks the caller, and writes them in batches on a background service. Retention is enforced by age and by row count, swept in short pages so locks are never held for long. Pairs with Rask.Dashboard, whose Logs page reads the store. Server-side.

The core of Rask, a full-stack .NET web framework: C# components and the element chain, routing, forms, the typed browser APIs and scoped CSS/TypeScript, with the source generators and build integration that make them work. Shared by the server host (Rask.Server) and the browser host (Rask.Wasm); reference it on its own from a library of components.

Call your own API controllers and minimal API endpoints from C# with no URL string at the call site. A source generator reads the endpoint declarations and emits one typed client per controller, with reflection-free JSON codecs, so the route, the verb, the request shape and the response shape cannot drift from the server. Publishes clean under the WASM/AOT trimmer.

Register, sign in and sign out for a Rask app, on by default. Accounts are the app's own User aggregate (PBKDF2 or bcrypt password hashing, passkeys beside the password, one revocable session row per signed-in device, sign-in throttling) and are exposed through Rask's own host-neutral surface — the same IUserProvider, Authorize component and [Authorize] routes work unchanged on the Server, WebAssembly, island, SPA and meta-framework hosts. rask new writes the /login, /register, /logout and /devices pages into the app, and the matching /api/auth endpoints give a TypeScript front end the same flows. Email confirmation and password reset go out through the app's own mail queue, with /confirm-email, /forgot-password and /reset-password pages scaffolded to match. The first account to register becomes the admin.