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FlowR is a .NET framework for building in-process flows based on a series of decoupled exchanges. It leverages the MediatR framework and dependency injection to enable flows to be defined in a declarative fashion. The result are flows that are straightfoward to test and produce comprehensive logging as standard.
Hello FlowR is a console application that demonstrates a simple flow containing a single activity that combines a design-time and run-time value to say hello.
A guide to this sample can be found here.
Twenty Questions is a console application that demonstrates the multi-branch flow shown below. The flowchart below was created using FlowR's ability to generate diagrams in DOT Language directly from the code.
See Twenty Questions Sample for a walkthrough of how such a flow is created and tested.
Business Example is a web API that makes loan decisions based using a process implemented using FlowR. It demonstrates the following:
- How the flow logic can be tested in isolation
- How the individual activities can be tested in isolation
- How using the mediator pattern can decouple the flow from the underlying services
- The comprehensive logging that comes out of the box