Selfless dedication is not a fantasy. Sometimes, we can do it.

The story goes like this:

Since Microsoft announced the news of the .NET 5 platform, I have been thinking about developing a development framework based on the .NET 5 platform. I wants to be the first to eat the .NET 5 crab.

At the beginning, I thought of Lazier as the name of the framework, which means 更懒 in Chinese. In line with my "all simple, just to be lazy" development philosophy.

But Lazier and Worse have similar pronunciation and no characteristics, and the meaning is not very good. I have been agonizing about the name change for several days.

Just once in QQ group accidentally brush to chat record hair Furion [fi:rɪən] word, meaning is a prophet, at that moment, recognized it!

Furion means "prophet" in Chinese, which is just in line with my original intention of creating the framework. So, Furion was born.

Furion's logo design concept is based on The Famous Kangaroo Theory.

Kangaroo has the characteristics of long legs, bagging and self running.

• Long legs: It means that Furion has steady legs, walks in the forefront of science and technology, goes further and runs faster.
• Brood bag: Small bags and big achievements. It is expected that Furion can breed more. Net excellent developers and vibrant ecology.
• Self run: Furion itself should keep learning, making progress, innovating and developing.

• Domestic documents: https://dotnetchina.gitee.io/furion
• Foreign documents: https://furion.pro

At present, the document is gradually improving.

• Admin.NET：General authority management platform system based on Furion.
• ExamKing：Online examination system based on Furion.
• Gardener：Super simple system based on Furion and Blazor.
• Queer：General system based on Furion and Layui.
• Pear Admin：General system based on Furion and PearAdmin.
• JoyAdmin：General system based on Furion and iviewadmin.
• YShop：Mobile e-commerce project based on Furion and Vue.

• Gitee：https://gitee.com/dotnetchina/Furion
• GitHub：https://github.com/monksoul/Furion
• Docker：https://hub.docker.com/r/monksoul/furion
• Nuget：https://www.nuget.org/packages/Furion

• Docker Hub online Image

docker run --name furion -p 5000:80 monksoul/furion:v2.8.6

• Manually pack Image.

Open CMD/Shell/PowerShell and enter the Furion project root directory to package Furion image:

docker build -t furion:v2.8.6 .

When it build successful,then run docker run：

docker run --name furion -p 5000:80 furion:v2.8.6

Package Type	Name	Version	Description
	Furion		Furion framework package
	Furion.Pure		Furion pure package (exclude EFCore)
	Furion.Extras.Authentication.JwtBearer		Furion Jwt expansion package
	Furion.Extras.DependencyModel.CodeAnalysis		Furion CodeAnalysis expansion package
	Furion.Extras.Web.HttpContext		Furion HttpContext expansion package
	Furion.Extras.ObjectMapper.Mapster		Furion Mapster expansion package
	Furion.Extras.DatabaseAccessor.SqlSugar		Furion SqlSugar expansion package
	Furion.Extras.DatabaseAccessor.Dapper		Furion Dapper expansion package
	Furion.Extras.DatabaseAccessor.MongoDB		Furion MongoDB expansion package
	Furion.Extras.Logging.Serilog		Furion Serilog expansion package

Template Type	Name	Version	Description
	Furion.Template.Mvc		Mvc Template
	Furion.Template.Api		WebApi Template
	Furion.Template.App		Mvc/WebApi Template
	Furion.Template.Razor		RazorPages Template
	Furion.Template.RazorWithWebApi		RazorPages/WebApi Template
	Furion.Template.Blazor		Blazor Template
	Furion.Template.BlazorWithWebApi		Blazor/WebApi Template

How to use template

• New appearance: Based on .NET5/6 platform, no historical burden
• Easy to get started: only one Inject() is needed to complete the configuration
• Fast development: built in rich enterprise application development functions
• Very few dependencies: the framework relies on only two third-party packages
• Extremely flexible: easy to face the changing and complex needs
• Easy to maintain: adopt unique architecture idea, only designed for long-term maintenance
• Perfect documentation: provide complete development documentation

Furion in order to pursue fast entry, the ultimate performance, as far as possible do not use or reduce third-party dependence.

At present, Furion only integrates the following two dependencies:

• MiniProfiler: Performance analysis and monitoring.
• Swashbuckle：Generating Swagger webapi documents.

Although sparrow is small, it has all five internal organs. Furion only integrates these two dependencies, but there are many mainstream ones such as IOC/DI,AOP,EventBus,Data Validation and ORM.

• Visual Studio 2019 16.8 +
• .NET 5 SDK +
• .Net Standard 2.1 +

• Environment
  • Windows
  • Linux
  • MacOS/MacOS M1 CPU
  • Docker/K8S/K3S/Rancher
  • Xamarin/MAUI
• Database
  • SqlServer
  • Sqlite
  • Azure Cosmos
  • MySql
  • MariaDB
  • PostgreSQL
  • InMemoryDatabase
  • Oracle
  • Firebird
  • DM Database
  • MongoDB
• Deploy
  • Kestrel
  • Nginx
  • Jexus
  • IIS
  • Apache
  • PM2
  • Supervisor
  • SCD/SingleFile
  • Container（Docker/K8S/K3S/Rancher）

Furion currently uses Visual Studio 2019 16.8 with performance test and JMeter for testing. Due to the limited space, only some test charts are pasted. The test results are as follows:

Furion follows the Apache-2.0 open source agreement. You are welcome to submit Pull Request or Issue.

If you want to contribute to a project, check out the Contribution Guide。

Thank you for your contribution to Furion.

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