Magic is a starter kit for super dynamic and super DRY ASP.NET Core web API applications. Among other things, it allows you to "declare" a web API endpoint, with a handful of Hyperlambda lines of code, 100% automatically. Hyperlambda is kind of like YAML, only significantly simpler in its syntax. Your Hyperlambda is again invoking C# methods, using a Super Signal design pattern, allowing you to make solutions that are unimaginably loosely coupled together, resulting in super dynamic and flexible web APIs. Basically, create a CRUD app, wrapping your database, by simply clicking a button.

It was build by leveraging the ideas written about in the following MSDN article to the extreme. However, the library has been completely changed since the article was written, and improved to become unrecognizable due to chasing these same ideas further and further down the rabbit hole.

• Super DRY Magic for ASP.NET Core

The article is written by the author of Magic.

Magic is licensed as Affero GPL. If this is a problem, you can contact at [email protected] me to negotiate a proprietary license if you want to use the framework to build closed source code.

After refactoring Magic to use Hyperlambda, the library has not yet been completely stabilized and should be considered BETA software at the moment - At least until I manage to create a release of its current codebase. If you are looking for the version of Magic that the MSDN article describes, you can find it here. This is the last release of that codebase though, and I intend to completely change the library to exclusively be built around Hyperlambda for all future releases.