76 packages returned for Tags:"Repository-Pattern"

This is a repository pattern abstractions.

This is a repository pattern for Entity Framework (EF) Core.

Yet Another Repository for .Net

Easy read and write in your DB Simple to use: only 2 lines of code to read and write in SqlServer table! DataManager DM = new DataManager("dbname", "catalog", "username", "password"); DataTable res = DM.getAllRecords Datatable ("table to read"); Thats all! More here... More information

Provides a base when implementing the repository pattern with EF6.

eQuantic Core Data Class Library

Core Data library for Entity Framework

Entity Framework Context Library (ECL) provides DbContextFactory to support mutliple DbContext instances within a UnitOfWork transaction scope through UnitOfWorkManager, using Entity Framework 7.

Offering you a complete abstraction of the UnitOfWork-Pattern with the basic CRUD-Operations, the Repository Pattern and extended functions like CustomRepositores all in one small lib. Made for the Entity Framework.

This is an entity framework manager which assists in deploying base repository for models, caching of result and transaction base architecture

Repository pattern implementation for convenient list data access through the SharePoint JavaScript client object model.

Logic Data Access is a IQueryable Repository pattern implementation for LINQ To SQL and In-Memory storages.

RevStackCore .net core OrientDb repository pattern.

Template for new, empty MVC4 projects to integrate AngularJs, MVC4, WebApi. Implements a client side Repository pattern and C#-Like controllers.

Repository Pattern with Entity Framework.

C# Design Pattern class library

Provides static wrapper for repository factory for those who cannot or do not want to use dependency injection

This package contains base interfaces that enable developers to implement Unit Of Work and Repository patterns with data stores.

RevStackCore .net core OrientDb Graph repository pattern.

Provides static wrapper for MySql repository factory for those who cannot or do not want to use dependency injection