x2net is the reference port of x2 written in C#, targeting universal .NET environments covering Mono, .NET Framework, and .NET Core.

In order to make full use of x2net, you need to understand the fundamental concepts and ideas of x2. At least, you should be familiar with basic x2 concepts such as cell, event, hub, flow, case and link.

Writing distributed (including client/server) applications has never been this easy. You can flexibly make changes to the deployment topology of your application, while your business logic remains unchanged.

xpiler converts your shared knowledge definitions to corresponding C# source code files. Relying on the knowledge shared among application participants, x2 wire format comes extremely efficient.

• Hierarchical, self-descriptive events
• Precise handler binding with multi-property pattern matching
• Time-deferred or periodic event supply
• Coroutines to join multiple sequential event handlers

• .NET Core 2.0 or newer
• Visual Studio 2017 (version 15.3) or newer

• .NET framework 3.5 or newer equivalent environment to run
• Visual Studio 2008 (9.0) or newer equivalent tool to compile C# 3.0

The following two NuGet packages can be installed via the Package Manager UI, or by the Package Manager console command Install-Package.

• x2net
• x2net.xpiler
• x2net.xpiler.tool (.NET Core global tool for SDK 2.1+)

See Installation for more about installation.

Tutorials & Guides is a good start point to learn how x2net applications are organized.

We need your contributions! Please read CONTRIBUTING.md before you start.

x2net is distributed under MIT License. See the file LICENSE for details.