KinsonDigital.Carbonate 1.0.0-preview.6

Carbonate

!! NOTICE !!

This library is still under development and is not at v1.0.0 yet!! However, all of the major features are available, so we encourage you to use it and provide feedback. That is what open source is all about. 🥳

📖 About Carbonate

Carbonate is a messaging library using the observable pattern. This library can be used for many different kinds of applications to add the ability to easily and reliably send messages to different parts and/or systems of an application.

🔧Maintainers

We currently have the following maintainers:

• Calvin Wilkinson (KinsonDigital GitHub Organization - Owner)
• Kristen Wilkinson (KinsonDigital GitHub Organization - Documentation Maintainer & Tester)

🙏🏼Contributing

To learn how to contribute to the project, go here.

Practices

• The code base uses unit tests and has a high level of code coverage. Manual testing is performed by using the included testing application built specifically for manually testing the library. When contributing, make sure to add or adjust the unit tests accordingly and perform manual testing.
• We use a combination of StyleCop and Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.NetAnalyzers libraries for maintaining coding standards.

Note We understand that there are some exceptions to the rule and not all coding standards fit every situation. In these scenarios, contact a maintainer and lets discuss it!! Warnings can always be suppressed if need be.

• We use semantic versioning 2.0 for versioning.

Funding

Carbonate and all of the KinsonDigital organization projects require significant effort to maintain, as such we greatly appreciate any financial support you are able to provide! This helps ensure the long term viability of all the projects in the organization and to help support the project maintainers in their free time.

Further Resources

• Come chat with us on Discord!

Licensing And Governance

Carbonate is distributed under the very permissive MIT license and all dependencies are distributed under MIT-compatible licenses. This project has adopted the code of conduct defined by the Contributor Covenant to clarify expected behavior in our community.