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This NuGet package contains a helper library to write integration tests for testing Relativity applications. This is a community supported implementation. If this does not meet your needs for your implementation you are invited to contribute to the project.
This NuGet package contains an implementation of the Relativity.API.IDBContext Interface. This is a community supported implementation. An example of its usage can be found in the Github relativity-test-helpers repository. If this does not meet your needs for your implementation you are invited to...
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The Relativity Object Manager API .NET package.
The Relativity services API .NET package.
The Relativity API .NET package.
The Relativity custom pages framework .NET package.
The Relativity agent framework .NET package.
The Relativity event handler framework .NET package.
The Relativity .NET package.
The Relativity logging framework .NET package.
Provides an helper library to write integration tests and so test relativity applications.
Gravity is an ORM framework, supported by the Open Souce Community, for Relativity custom development. Using Gravity will greatly decrease the amount of time it takes to pick up Relativity development and allow you to write code that interacts with Relativity with commonly used C# syntax.
Alpha version of a Hackathon project aimed at allowing the creation of RAP files within the Visual Studio build. At this time there is no support for this project. If you are interested, reach out to the Developer Experience team at Relativity.
This NuGet package contains build scripts you can use to set up a pipeline to build and test your application against and on prem or R1 instance of Relativity
The Relativity OAuth2 API client .NET package.
The Relativity telemetry .NET package.
A library to validate Relativity Short Message Format files against the specification.
The Relativity data exchange client SDK .NET package.
The Relativity Imaging API .NET package.
The Relativity Audit application's Kepler web service interfaces and models.
