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Hello, Nice to hear , I actually created SharpCoreDB as i needed a secure ( GDPR / HIPAA) compliant database and did not want to pay for it soon I discovered that LiteDB is also written in .Net so this was the one to beat in performance , but net 10 and C# 14 are that good that also SQLite could be beaten in several actions ( to my surprise ) Vectors I did not have planned yet , but now i wil seriously investigate what is the best approach to do this without breaking backwards compatibility . About the entity framework , I already have entity framework core support you can find the implementation in the src directory There is also a Nuget package : https://www.nuget.org/packages/SharpCoreDB.EntityFrameworkCore I even have a data provider ( commands ) and extensions for Dapper and health checks Sources and documentation are for all in the repo..... You are encouraged to come with more ideas or maybe contribute? you can also contribute with providing examples of the usage of sharpcoredb or help testing edge cases .... but don`t feel pressured this project is and should be 'fun' it is to show "Yes we can!!" I will stay working on it until it is also optionally a full featured RDBMS like MSSQL actually ... I got that idea from Firebird SQL as it also can be a simple file based db but also a RDBMS ... Nothing is required, everything is allowed in this project , will start on Vectors shortly ..... ( Cool feature ) regards Michel |
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Hi, I've discovered this repo very recently and I'm amazed about how complete it is.
I was looking for alternatives for sqlite and litedb. SharpCoreDb could be that one.
I wonder if the integration of vectors is planned, similar to the SQLite-vec extension.
I would be interested in having the possibility to map directly my types. Is a Entity Framework support planned? Or something similar?
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