This is a list of some of the available Entity Framework Core extensions out there that expand the functionality of the Entity Framework Core runtime. Only libraries that extend DbContext or similar are included, and they must be published on NuGet.org.
The EF team has lists of third party EF Core providers here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/ef/core/providers/
For a similar list of EF 6.x extensions, see my blog post here
Please let me know if I have missed anything, and I will add it to the list.
EFSecondLevelCache.Core
Entity Framework Core Second Level Caching Library.
Second level caching is a query cache. The results of EF commands will be stored in the cache, so that the same EF commands will retrieve their data from the cache rather than executing them against the database again.
Install-Package EFSecondLevelCache.Core
Loads and saves entire detached entity graphs (the entity with their child entities and lists). Inspired by GraphDiff. The idea is also add some plugins to simplificate some repetitive tasks, like auditing and pagination.
Install-Package EntityFrameworkCore.Detached –Pre
Add triggers to your entities with insert, update, and delete events. There are three events for each: before, after, and upon failure.
Install-Package EntityFrameworkCore.Triggers
Reactive extension wrappers for hot observables of Entity Framework entities.
Install-Package EntityFrameworkCore.Rx
EntityFrameworkCore.PrimaryKey
Retrieve the primary key (including composite keys) from any entity as a dictionary.
Install-Package EntityFrameworkCore.PrimaryKey
EntityFrameworkCore.TypedOriginalValues
Get typed access to the OriginalValues of your entity properties. Simple and complex properties are supported, navigation/collections are not.
Install-Package EntityFrameworkCore.TypedOriginalValues
Attempt to capture some good or best practices in an API that supports testing – including a small framework to scan for N+1 queries
Install-Package EFCore.Practices
1 comment:
I've happily used SQL CE 4 on an offline product, and specifically chose it over SQLite. The product was started c.2012, and i've been out of touch with CE until now (2017). Naturally i wanted to find out whats the latest news / version of SQL CE and was dumbfounded that Google only talks about CE 4. As i've come across your name before, and i knew you were active in developing tools for it, the next stop was search for Erik.
Well well, your last post was early Jan 2017. I also found a link pointing to ms connect by a Microsoftie saying SQL CE is being deprecated, this was back in 2013 !
Seriously, sounds like Silverlight all over again !
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