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OrionGuard

The most comprehensive guard clause & validation ecosystem for .NET

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Guards, object validation, and DDD primitives in one core package, with integrations for ASP.NET Core, MediatR, MassTransit, Blazor, gRPC, SignalR, Hangfire, EF Core and OpenTelemetry — plus source generators, a transactional outbox, and validation messages in 14 languages. See what's new in the CHANGELOG. · What's coming next (12-month roadmap)

How it works​

OrionGuard's validation pipeline is the same regardless of where it runs (ASP.NET Core filter, MediatR behavior, manual call). Input arrives, a validator runs each rule against each targeted property, the rule outcomes collapse into a GuardResult, and the result is either thrown as an exception, returned as a result object, or converted to RFC 9457 ProblemDetails by the AspNetCore package.

In an ASP.NET Core minimal-API endpoint the same pipeline is wrapped by the OrionGuard endpoint filter, which intercepts the request before the handler runs and short-circuits with a ProblemDetails payload when validation fails. The default status code is 422, set by OrionGuardAspNetCoreOptions.DefaultStatusCode; a validator that returns GuardResult.FailureWithStatus(...) overrides it for that response.

Why OrionGuard?​

FeatureOrionGuardFluentValidationArdalis.GuardClausesDawn.Guard
Fluent guard clausesYes-YesYes
Object validationYesYes--
ASP.NET Core middlewareYesYes--
Minimal API filtersYesYes--
MediatR pipelineYesYes--
Source generatorsYes---
Blazor integrationYesYes--
gRPC interceptorYes---
SignalR hub filterYes---
OpenTelemetryYes---
Injection heuristics (SQL/XSS)Yes---
Dynamic JSON rulesYes---
Span-based (zero alloc)Yes---
14 languagesYes20+--
NativeAOT readyYes---
Polymorphic validationYesYes--
Deep nested validationYesYes--
Validation cachingYes---
Domain events + outboxYes---

Quick Start (30 seconds)​

dotnet add package OrionGuard
using Moongazing.OrionGuard.Core;
using Moongazing.OrionGuard.Extensions;

// Guard clauses — throw on invalid
Ensure.That(email).NotNull().NotEmpty().Email();
Ensure.That(age).InRange(18, 120);

// High-performance — zero allocation
FastGuard.NotNullOrEmpty(name, nameof(name));
FastGuard.Email(email, nameof(email));

// Heuristic screening for obvious payloads; not a substitute for parameterized
// queries and output encoding (see Security Guards below)
userInput.AgainstSqlInjection(nameof(userInput));
userInput.AgainstXss(nameof(userInput));

// Collect all errors — don't throw
var result = GuardResult.Combine(
    Ensure.Accumulate(email, "Email").NotNull().Email().ToResult(),
    Ensure.Accumulate(password, "Password").MinLength(8).ToResult()
);
if (result.IsInvalid)
    return BadRequest(result.ToErrorDictionary());

Ecosystem Packages​

Every package below ships from this repository. Install the core package plus whichever integrations you actually use; each one links to its own README on nuget.org.

PackageInstallPurpose
OrionGuarddotnet add package OrionGuardGuards, object validation, and the DDD primitives everything else builds on
OrionGuard.AspNetCoredotnet add package OrionGuard.AspNetCoreRFC 9457 ProblemDetails, Minimal API and MVC filters, options validation, health check
OrionGuard.MediatRdotnet add package OrionGuard.MediatRValidates a MediatR request or stream before its handler, plus a MediatR event dispatcher
OrionGuard.MassTransitdotnet add package OrionGuard.MassTransitConsume filter that faults an invalid message before the consumer sees it
OrionGuard.Blazordotnet add package OrionGuard.BlazorEditForm validation components for server-hosted Blazor
OrionGuard.Grpcdotnet add package OrionGuard.GrpcServer interceptor that rejects an invalid message with InvalidArgument
OrionGuard.SignalRdotnet add package OrionGuard.SignalRHub filter that validates hub method arguments
OrionGuard.Hangfiredotnet add package OrionGuard.HangfireRejects an invalid background job at enqueue time, not on a worker
OrionGuard.Swaggerdotnet add package OrionGuard.SwaggerWrites OrionGuard attribute constraints into Swashbuckle schemas
OrionGuard.OpenApidotnet add package OrionGuard.OpenApiGenerates a validator from an OpenAPI 3 schema at build time
OrionGuard.SchemaExportdotnet add package OrionGuard.SchemaExportExports a model's attribute rules as JSON Schema or a TypeScript interface
OrionGuard.Generatorsdotnet add package OrionGuard.Generators[GenerateValidator] compile-time validators, no reflection
OrionGuard.OpenTelemetrydotnet add package OrionGuard.OpenTelemetryMetrics and spans for validation and domain-event dispatch
OrionGuard.Aspiredotnet add package OrionGuard.AspireOne call to put every OrionGuard meter, activity source and health check into an Aspire app
OrionGuard.EntityFrameworkCoredotnet add package OrionGuard.EntityFrameworkCoreDispatches domain events on SaveChanges, inline or through a transactional outbox
OrionGuard.Outbox.Dashboarddotnet add package OrionGuard.Outbox.DashboardAuthorized JSON endpoints to list, replay and discard failed outbox rows
OrionGuard.Outbox.PostgresNotifydotnet add package OrionGuard.Outbox.PostgresNotifyWakes the outbox dispatcher on PostgreSQL LISTEN/NOTIFY instead of polling
OrionGuard.Outbox.SqlServerBrokerdotnet add package OrionGuard.Outbox.SqlServerBrokerWakes the outbox dispatcher on SQL Server Service Broker instead of polling
OrionGuard.Locks.Redisdotnet add package OrionGuard.Locks.RedisRedis lease for the outbox IDistributedLock, instead of a lock table
OrionGuard.Testingdotnet add package OrionGuard.TestingDomain-event capture, an in-memory dispatcher, and runner-agnostic assertions
OrionGuard.Migrationdotnet tool install OrionGuard.Migrationdotnet tool that rewrites FluentValidation validators onto OrionGuard
OrionGuard.Templatesdotnet new install OrionGuard.Templatesdotnet new templates: orionguard-webapi, orionguard-outbox

Core Features​

Fluent API​

// Automatic parameter name capture via CallerArgumentExpression
Ensure.That(email).NotNull().NotEmpty().Email();
Ensure.That(password).NotNull().MinLength(8);

// Transform and default
var cleaned = Ensure.That(rawEmail)
    .Transform(e => e.Trim().ToLowerInvariant())
    .Default("[email protected]")
    .Email()
    .Value;

// Conditional validation
Ensure.That(age)
    .When(requireAge).InRange(18, 120)
    .Unless(isAdmin).Positive()
    .Always().NotZero();

Security Guards​

The injection guards are heuristics, not a defence. They are denylists: they turn away input that contains a known attack token, they miss payloads written in forms they do not list, and they reject some ordinary text. Use them to reject obviously hostile input early and to flag it in logs. The protection always belongs at the sink:

RiskHeuristic guardActual defence
SQL injectionAgainstSqlInjectionParameterized queries (ADO.NET parameters, EF Core, Dapper)
XSSAgainstXssContextual output encoding (Razor/Blazor encode by default), Content-Security-Policy, an HTML sanitizer for markup
Command injectionAgainstCommandInjectionProcessStartInfo.ArgumentList without a shell, allow-listed arguments
LDAP injectionAgainstLdapInjectionRFC 4515 escaping for filters, RFC 4514 for DNs
XXEAgainstXxeXmlReaderSettings { DtdProcessing = Prohibit, XmlResolver = null }
userInput.AgainstSqlInjection(nameof(userInput));      // Heuristic: SQL keywords, comments, tautologies
userInput.AgainstXss(nameof(userInput));                // Heuristic: script tags, event handlers, js: URLs
command.AgainstCommandInjection(nameof(command));       // Heuristic: shell metacharacters, leading '-'
userInput.AgainstInjection(nameof(userInput));          // Heuristic: the checks above, tuned for free text

The path and redirect guards decide from the structure of the value instead:

fileName.AgainstPathTraversal(nameof(fileName));        // Rejects "..", rooted/UNC paths, encoded variants
var fullPath = fileName.AgainstPathEscape(uploadRoot, nameof(fileName)); // Resolved path, inside uploadRoot
returnUrl.AgainstOpenRedirect(nameof(returnUrl), "example.com");        // Local path or allow-listed host

International Guards (NEW in v6.0)​

"DEUTDEFF".AgainstInvalidSwiftCode(nameof(swift));     // SWIFT/BIC
"978-3-16-148410-0".AgainstInvalidIsbn(nameof(isbn));  // ISBN-10/13
"1HGCM82633A004352".AgainstInvalidVin(nameof(vin));    // Vehicle ID
"4006381333931".AgainstInvalidEan(nameof(ean));         // EAN-13
"DE123456789".AgainstInvalidVatNumber(nameof(vat));     // EU VAT
"490154203237518".AgainstInvalidImei(nameof(imei));     // IMEI

Deep Nested Validation (NEW in v6.0)​

var result = Validate.Nested(order)
    .Property(o => o.OrderNumber, p => p.NotEmpty())
    .Property(o => o.Total, p => p.GreaterThan(0))
    .Nested(o => o.Customer, customer => customer
        .Property(c => c.Name, p => p.NotEmpty().Length(2, 100))
        .Property(c => c.Email, p => p.NotEmpty().Email())
        .Nested(c => c.Address, address => address
            .Property(a => a.City, p => p.NotEmpty())
            .Property(a => a.ZipCode, p => p.NotEmpty().Length(5, 10))))
    .Collection(o => o.Items, (item, index) => item
        .Property(i => i.ProductName, p => p.NotEmpty())
        .Property(i => i.Quantity, p => p.GreaterThan(0)))
    .ToResult();
// Errors: "Customer.Address.City", "Items[2].ProductName", etc.

Cross-Property Validation (NEW in v6.0)​

var result = Validate.CrossProperties(booking)
    .IsGreaterThan(b => b.EndDate, b => b.StartDate, "End date must be after start date")
    .AreNotEqual(b => b.Email, b => b.Username)
    .AtLeastOneRequired(b => b.Phone, b => b.Email)
    .When(b => b.IsInternational, v => v
        .Must(b => !string.IsNullOrEmpty(b.PassportNumber), "PassportNumber", "Passport required for international bookings"))
    .ToResult();

Polymorphic Validation (NEW in v6.0)​

var validator = Validate.Polymorphic<Payment>()
    .When<CreditCardPayment>(p => Validate.Nested(p)
        .Property(x => x.CardNumber, v => v.NotEmpty().Length(16, 16))
        .Property(x => x.Cvv, v => v.NotEmpty().Length(3, 4))
        .ToResult())
    .When<BankTransferPayment>(p => Validate.Nested(p)
        .Property(x => x.Iban, v => v.NotEmpty())
        .ToResult())
    .Otherwise(p => GuardResult.Failure("Payment", "Unknown payment type."));

var result = validator.Validate(payment);

Dynamic Rule Engine (NEW in v6.0)​

// Load rules from JSON (e.g., from database, config file, API)
var json = """
{
  "Name": "CreateUser",
  "Rules": [
    { "PropertyName": "Email", "RuleType": "NotEmpty" },
    { "PropertyName": "Email", "RuleType": "Email" },
    { "PropertyName": "Age", "RuleType": "Range", "Parameters": { "Min": 18, "Max": 120 } },
    { "PropertyName": "Country", "RuleType": "In", "Parameters": { "Values": ["US", "UK", "TR"] } },
    { "PropertyName": "Password", "RuleType": "MinLength", "Parameters": { "Min": 8 },
      "WhenProperty": "IsNewUser", "WhenValue": true }
  ]
}
""";

var validator = DynamicValidator.FromJson(json);
var result = validator.Validate(userDto);

DDD Primitives (NEW in v6.1)​

Deprecated in v6.4.0. The [StronglyTypedId] source generator is superseded by the standalone OrionKey package ([OrionId]). It still works through the v6.x line and is removed in v7.0.0. See the migration guide. The manual StronglyTypedId<TValue> record is not affected.

// Hybrid ValueObject — abstract class or record-based marker
public sealed class Money : ValueObject
{
    public decimal Amount { get; }
    public string Currency { get; }

    public Money(decimal amount, string currency)
    {
        Ensure.That(amount).NotNegative();
        Amount = amount; Currency = currency;
    }

    protected override IEnumerable<object?> GetEqualityComponents()
    {
        yield return Amount; yield return Currency;
    }
}

// Record-based value object — structural equality from the compiler
public sealed record Address(string Street, string City, string PostalCode) : IValueObject;

// Strongly-typed id via source generator (EF Core + JSON + TypeConverter all auto-generated)
[StronglyTypedId<Guid>]
public readonly partial struct OrderId;

// Aggregate root with domain events and invariant enforcement
public sealed class Order : AggregateRoot<OrderId>
{
    public Order(OrderId id) : base(id)
    {
        id.AgainstDefaultStronglyTypedId(nameof(id));
    }

    public void Ship()
    {
        CheckRule(new OrderMustBePaidRule(this));
        RaiseEvent(new OrderShippedEvent(Id));
    }
}

// Wire up DI (registers all generated EF Core converters in the calling assembly)
services.AddOrionGuardStronglyTypedIds();

v6.2 update: IStronglyTypedId<TValue> marker interface unifies source-gen struct ids and manual record ids under one guard. DomainEventBase record spares you the EventId/OccurredOnUtc boilerplate. Generated ids implement IParsable<TSelf> / ISpanParsable<TSelf> for ASP.NET Core minimal API binding. EF Core converter emission is now conditional on the consumer referencing EF Core. Sub-package NuGet IDs dropped the Moongazing. prefix — install as OrionGuard.AspNetCore, OrionGuard.Blazor, etc. (C# namespaces unchanged).

Domain events ship as IDomainEventDispatcher, the MediatR bridge and the EF Core SaveChanges interceptor. The BusinessRule base class, Guard.Against.BrokenRule and the ASP.NET Core ProblemDetails integration ship alongside them.

RuleSets (NEW in v6.0)​

public class UserValidator : AbstractValidator<User>
{
    public UserValidator()
    {
        RuleFor(u => u.Email, "Email", p => p.NotEmpty().Email());

        RuleSet("create", () =>
        {
            RuleFor(u => u.Password, "Password", p => p.NotEmpty().Length(8, 100));
        });

        RuleSet("update", () =>
        {
            RuleFor(u => u.Id, "Id", p => p.NotNull());
        });
    }
}

// Execute selectively
validator.Validate(user, RuleSet.Default, RuleSet.Create);
validator.Validate(user, RuleSet.Update);

Async Validation (NEW in v6.6)​

Rules that need I/O, such as a uniqueness check against a database or a remote lookup, join the same pipeline as the synchronous rules and are awaited together. The cancellation token flows through, and the async terminal is idempotent: awaiting the result more than once returns the same errors and runs each async rule only once.

var result = await Validate.For(input)
    .Property(u => u.Email, g => g.NotNull().Email())
    .Property(u => u.Password, g => g.NotNull().MinLength(8))
    .MustAsync(u => u.Email, IsEmailAvailableAsync, "Email is already registered.", "EMAIL_TAKEN")
    .ToResultAsync(cancellationToken);

// Or throw on the first failure, awaiting the I/O rules:
var validated = await Validate.For(input)
    .MustAsync(u => u.Email, IsEmailAvailableAsync, "Email is already registered.")
    .ThrowIfInvalidAsync(cancellationToken);

Synchronous and asynchronous rules can be mixed freely. Once a validator has any MustAsync rule registered, finish it with an async terminal (ToResultAsync, BuildAsync, or ThrowIfInvalidAsync); the synchronous ToResult() / Build() terminals throw InvalidOperationException rather than silently skipping the pending async rules. Validators with no async rules keep using the synchronous Validate(...) and ToResult() paths unchanged.

ASP.NET Core Integration​

dotnet add package OrionGuard.AspNetCore
// Program.cs
builder.Services.AddOrionGuardAspNetCore();

// Minimal API with automatic validation
app.MapPost("/api/users", (CreateUserRequest req) => { ... })
   .WithValidation<CreateUserRequest>();

// IOptions validation
builder.Services.AddOptions<AppSettings>()
    .BindConfiguration("App")
    .ValidateWithOrionGuardOnStart();

// Health check
builder.Services.AddHealthChecks().AddOrionGuardCheck();

// MVC controller with attribute
[ValidateRequest]
public IActionResult Create([FromBody] CreateUserRequest request) { ... }

MediatR Integration​

dotnet add package OrionGuard.MediatR
builder.Services.AddOrionGuardMediatR(typeof(Program).Assembly);

// Any IValidator<TRequest> is automatically executed before the handler
public class CreateUserValidator : AbstractValidator<CreateUserCommand>
{
    public CreateUserValidator()
    {
        RuleFor(x => x.Email, "Email", p => p.NotEmpty().Email());
    }
}

Source Generator (NativeAOT)​

dotnet add package OrionGuard.Generators
[GenerateValidator]
public sealed class CreateUserRequest
{
    [NotNull, NotEmpty, Length(3, 50)]
    public string Name { get; set; }

    [NotNull, Email]
    public string Email { get; set; }

    [Range(13, 120)]
    public int Age { get; set; }
}

// Auto-generated at compile time — no reflection!
var result = CreateUserRequestValidator.Validate(request);

Blazor Integration​

dotnet add package OrionGuard.Blazor
<EditForm Model="@user" OnValidSubmit="HandleSubmit">
    <OrionGuardValidator />
    <InputText @bind-Value="user.Name" />
    <ValidationMessage For="() => user.Name" />
</EditForm>

gRPC & SignalR​

// gRPC — automatic protobuf message validation
services.AddOrionGuardGrpc();
services.AddGrpc(o => o.Interceptors.Add<OrionGuardInterceptor>());

// SignalR — automatic hub method parameter validation
services.AddOrionGuardSignalR();

Hangfire​

Validate a background job's arguments at enqueue time. An invalid job is rejected by the Enqueue/Schedule call with a structured JobArgumentValidationException, instead of being persisted and failing later inside a worker. Arguments with no registered validator pass through.

// Register your validators in DI, then wire the client filter to the same provider.
builder.Services.AddOrionGuard();
builder.Services.AddValidator<SendEmailArgs, SendEmailArgsValidator>();

var app = builder.Build();

GlobalConfiguration.Configuration
    .UseInMemoryStorage()
    .UseOrionGuardValidation(app.Services);
// or: GlobalJobFilters.Filters.AddOrionGuardClientFilter(app.Services);

// Throws JobArgumentValidationException at the call site; the job is never persisted.
BackgroundJob.Enqueue<IEmailSender>(s => s.Send(new SendEmailArgs("not-an-email", "")));

Localization (14 Languages)​

English, Turkish, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic, Japanese, Italian, Chinese, Korean, Russian, Dutch, Polish

ValidationMessages.SetCulture("zh");
var msg = ValidationMessages.Get("NotNull", "Email");
// Output: "Email 不能为空。"

Performance​

  • GeneratedRegex — All 24 regex patterns are source-generated. Zero runtime compilation.
  • FastGuard — Span-based zero-allocation validation with [MethodImpl(AggressiveInlining)]
  • FrozenSet — O(1) lookups for security patterns (SQL, XSS, path traversal)
  • ThrowHelper — [DoesNotReturn] + [StackTraceHidden] for minimal JIT footprint
  • Validation Caching — Cache results with TTL for identical inputs
  • NativeAOT — Source generator enables reflection-free validation
  • AOT story for domain events: ServiceProviderDomainEventDispatcher and OutboxDispatcherHostedService use runtime reflection; they are marked with [RequiresUnreferencedCode] and [RequiresDynamicCode]. Two AOT-friendly paths exist: (1) use the MediatR bridge (MediatRDomainEventDispatcher) which has no reflection, or (2) root your event/handler types via [DynamicDependency] and use System.Text.Json source generation for outbox payloads. The core guard / validation surface remains fully AOT-safe.

Benchmarks​

See benchmarks.md for the full BenchmarkDotNet run, environment, fairness rules and per-scenario interpretation. OrionGuard vs FluentValidation 12.1.1, same rules and same inputs, .NET 10, BenchmarkDotNet 0.15.8 --job short, Intel Core Ultra 7 255H:

ScenarioFluentValidationOrionGuard
5-rule DTO, valid178 ns / 632 B112 ns / 64 B (AbstractValidator), 65 ns / 96 B ([GenerateValidator])OrionGuard 1.6x - 2.8x
5-rule DTO, all 5 rules failing3,131 ns / 9,656 B326 ns / 1,040 BOrionGuard 9.6x (FluentValidation formats messages, OrionGuard interpolates)
Same DTO via inline Validate.For178 ns / 632 B1,584 ns / 3,832 BFluentValidation 8.9x
Nested object + 10-item collection3.3 us / 9.5 KB1,083 us / 119 KB (Validate.Nested)FluentValidation 335x
Fail fast on the first error480 ns (CascadeMode.Stop, returns)1,905 ns (ForStrict, throws)FluentValidation 4.0x
Construct validator + validate once2,697 ns / 11.3 KB539 ns (AbstractValidator), 1,900 ns (FluentStyleValidator)OrionGuard 1.4x - 5.0x
One async rule, valid381 ns / 704 B159 ns / 232 BOrionGuard 2.4x

The two OrionGuard losses are expression-tree costs, not design trade-offs, and are itemized in benchmarks.md. Reproduce with dotnet run -c Release --project benchmarks/Moongazing.OrionGuard.Benchmarks (add -- --filter '*Comparison*' --job short for the comparison suite only).

FluentValidation Migration​

OrionGuard provides a compatibility layer for easy migration:

// Change: using FluentValidation;
// To:     using Moongazing.OrionGuard.Compatibility;

public class UserValidator : FluentStyleValidator<User>
{
    public UserValidator()
    {
        RuleFor(x => x.Name).NotEmpty().MaximumLength(100);
        RuleFor(x => x.Email).NotEmpty().EmailAddress();
        RuleFor(x => x.Age).InclusiveBetween(18, 120);
    }
}

Custom Exception Types​

Guard and Ensure throw GuardException or one of its subclasses (NullValueException, OutOfRangeException, ...); most extension guards throw ArgumentException. To surface your own exception types, translate at your boundary:

try
{
    Guard.AgainstNull(order, nameof(order));
}
catch (GuardException ex)
{
    throw new MyCustomException(ex.ErrorCode, ex.ParameterName, ex.Message);
}

IExceptionFactory is never called by the guards. It, AddOrionGuardExceptionFactory<T>(), ExceptionFactoryProvider and DefaultExceptionFactory are obsolete and will be removed in v7.

Roadmap​

OrionGuard publishes a public, twelve-month forward roadmap covering the next minor releases through v7.0.0 (Q2 2027). See docs/ROADMAP.md for the next-12-months view (v6.5.0 family integration, v6.6.0 asynchronous validation, v6.7.0 production excellence, v7.0.0 API freeze) plus the deep tier backlog of every item under consideration.

If something on the roadmap matters to you, open an issue with the roadmap label. Real workload demand is what moves items up the list.

More from the Orion family​

OrionGuard is the flagship of a set of focused, standalone .NET libraries that share a quality bar. The v6 [StronglyTypedId] generator graduated into the standalone OrionKey package; OrionGuard keeps its own IDistributedLock primitive and bridges to standalone OrionLock backends via OrionGuard.Locks.Redis:

See it in a real app​

Moongazing.OrionShowcase is a production-shaped banking sample integrating the Orion family end-to-end. OrionGuard does the most work in the showcase: every command validator is a FluentStyleValidator<TCommand>, Domain guards use Ensure/FastGuard/Contract, and AddOrionGuardAspNetCore + UseOrionGuardValidation handle ProblemDetails. Concrete usage in the showcase:

Contributing​

Issues and pull requests welcome. Please read CONTRIBUTING.md and the Code of Conduct before opening one.

License​

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Author​

Tunahan Ali Ozturk - GitHub

Packages​

PackageVersionDownloads
OrionGuard7.0.0104,987
OrionGuard.EntityFrameworkCore7.0.07,175
OrionGuard.AspNetCore7.0.04,778
OrionGuard.OpenTelemetry7.0.04,612
OrionGuard.Swagger7.0.04,607
OrionGuard.Blazor7.0.04,569
OrionGuard.SignalR7.0.04,533
OrionGuard.Grpc7.0.04,497
OrionGuard.MediatR7.0.04,454
OrionGuard.Testing7.0.04,439
OrionGuard.Outbox.PostgresNotify7.0.03,909
OrionGuard.Locks.Redis7.0.03,816
OrionGuard.Outbox.SqlServerBroker7.0.03,772
OrionGuard.Outbox.Dashboard7.0.03,630
OrionGuard.Generators7.0.03,185
OrionGuard.Hangfire7.0.0328
OrionGuard.Migration7.0.0224
OrionGuard.OpenApi7.0.0202
Moongazing.OrionGuard.SignalR6.1.0164
Moongazing.OrionGuard.AspNetCore6.1.0159
Moongazing.OrionGuard.OpenTelemetry6.1.0156
Moongazing.OrionGuard.Blazor6.1.0154
Moongazing.OrionGuard.Swagger6.1.0153
Moongazing.OrionGuard.Grpc6.1.0150
Moongazing.OrionGuard.Generators6.1.0147
Moongazing.OrionGuard.MediatR6.1.0143
OrionGuard.SchemaExport7.0.087
OrionGuard.Templates7.0.077
OrionGuard.MassTransit7.0.077
OrionGuard.Aspire7.0.076