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.Net port of the DDP specification. Why not have a .Net back-end service delivering content to your meteor project to enjoy the safety of a statically typed language.

Still in need of thorough testing and refactoring!!!

Example of usage.

// Create a new instance of the ddp server

var server = new DDPServer(3000);

// Create a reactive collection

var somePublication = server.Publications.Publish("somePublication");

// Convert a document created from a class that inherits from the IDocument interface to a reactive document IDocument document = new SomeDocument() // Where some document extends IDocument dynamic reactiveDocument = document.ToReactiveDocument();

// Or convert a document created from a class that doesn't inherit from the IDocument interface by specifying an id parameter

int id = "S0ME1D";

var document2 = new SomeOtherClass();

dynamic reactiveDocument2 = document.ToReactiveDocument(id);

// Add reactive document to publication

somePublication.Add(document1);

// Swap a document in a publication

somePublication.Change(document2); // assumes document2 has the same id

// As the document is reactive subscribers are notified on any changes to a document or the document collection

document2.name = "some new name";

document2.age = 33;

// Enumerate through all subscriptions to a publication

foreach(var subscription in server.Subscriptions.GetSubscriptions("somePublication"))

// Or enumerate through all subscriptions

foreach(var subscription in server.Subscriptions)

// Add methods to be called from DDP method message requests

private dynamic AddProduct(params string[] values) { if(values[0] = values[1]){ return true; } }

server.Methods.Add("AddProduct", AddProduct);

// Should you choose to invoke a method on the server

server.Methods.Call("AddProduct", param1, param2) // ...