Note: Coravel is unstable as it's in the "early" stages of development. Once version 2 is released Coravel will be considered stable. Please use with this in mind :)
Inspired by all the awesome features that are baked into the Laravel PHP framework - coravel seeks to provide additional features to .Net Core apps so you can get started building the "meat" of your app and avoid getting tied up configuring additional infrastructure (mail, cache, scheduling, etc.)
Right now, Coravel features:
Coravel is a .Net Core library. You must be including Coravel in an existing .Net Core application (version 2.1.0 +).
If you wish to encourage and support my efforts:
If you are fixing a typo in one file / place - issue a PR.
Otherwise, please always create an issue first ;)
Ideally, use the Coravel Cli to get started!
Coravel Cli is a dotnet core tool that you can use as a global executable (similar to npm or dotnet etc.) that gives you easy installs, scaffolding abilities, etc.
Install the tool:
dotnet tool install --global coravel-cli
With the cli:
coravel install
Alternatively, add the nuget package Coravel to your .NET Core app.
Done!
Check out the top of this readme for an index of Coravel's features, each linking to the appropriate docs!