redb.Templates 4.0.1

RedBase Project Templates

Create a new RedBase application in seconds:

dotnet new install redb.Templates
dotnet new redb -n MyApp
cd MyApp
dotnet run

The default project runs as is: SQLite creates its database file next to the app, and Pro is on. Pro is free of charge for the whole 4.x line, no license key required.

Parameters

Examples

# SQLite + Pro (default)
dotnet new redb -n MyApp

# SQLite + Free
dotnet new redb -n MyApp --pro false

# PostgreSQL + Pro
dotnet new redb -n MyApp --db postgres

# SQL Server + Free
dotnet new redb -n MyApp --db mssql --pro false

For PostgreSQL and SQL Server, put your password into the connection string in Program.cs first. The database named there must already exist: the app creates the RedBase tables in it, not the database itself.

What you get

A console app that walks through the basics:

• Initialize — InitializeAsync(ensureCreated: true) creates the RedBase tables on the first run and syncs the schemes of your classes
• Create, load, update, delete — RedbObject<Product> with typed properties, an array among them
• Query — LINQ over your own properties: Query<Product>().Where(...).OrderByDescending(...)
• Aggregation (Pro) — AverageAsync computed in the database
• Tree — a three-level category hierarchy with CreateChildAsync and LoadTreeAsync; deleting the root deletes its children

To switch the database later, follow the comments in RedbApp.csproj and Program.cs.

Links

• Documentation (EN): redbase.app
• Documentation (RU): redb.ru
• API Reference: redbase-app.github.io/redb
• Quick Start: redbase.app/quick-start
• GitHub: github.com/redbase-app/redb
• NuGet: nuget.org/packages/redb.Templates