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Esiur’s robust, feature-rich approach allows developers to focus on building applications without worrying about the complexities of distributed systems, while its self-describing API and broad data type support enable flexible and scalable application design.
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## Installation
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- Nuget
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- NuGet
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```Install-Package Esiur```
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- Command-line
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``` dotnet add package Esiur ```
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## Compatibility
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The Esiur runtime targets .NET Standard 2.0. Projects that use Esiur's source
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generator require .NET SDK 8.0 or newer, or Visual Studio 2022 version 17.8 or
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newer (Roslyn 4.8+). Newer supported .NET SDKs can consume the same package.
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## Getting Started
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Esiur for C# uses source generator feature of .Net framework to implement the necessary calls for property modification, which means a class must be marked as "partial" so the library automatically creates setters and getters for every property exported to the public.
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