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  1. Replicators
    1. Write
    2. Read
    3. Upgrading the Container
  2. Concepts
    1. Storing Information
    2. Writing Specifications
    3. Projecting Results
  3. Modeling
    1. Setting Up your Notebook
    2. Top-Level Facts
      1. Log In
      2. Save Facts
      3. Query for Successors
    3. Entities
      1. Deleting Facts
      2. Restoring Facts
      3. Mutable Properties
      4. Conflicts
      5. Projections
      6. Additional Mutable Properties
    4. Hierarchy
      1. Child Objects
      2. Tree View
    5. Workflow
      1. Steps
      2. Captured Versions
      3. Additional Workflow Steps
  4. LINQ Guidance
    1. Defining a Starting Point
    2. Tracing a Path
    3. Excluding Facts
    4. Selecting Projections
    5. Encapsulating Specifications
    6. Syntax Alternatives
    7. Limitations
  5. Building Applications
    1. Install Packages
    2. Define Settings
    3. Configure Jinaga
    4. Define a Model
    5. Save Facts
    6. Query Facts
    7. Create a View Model
    8. Control View Model Lifetime
    9. Load User Data
    10. Indicate App State
    11. Define Authorization Rules
    12. Define Distribution Rules
  6. Reference
    1. JinagaClient
    2. IObserver
    3. JinagaClientOptions
    4. IHttpAuthenticationProvider
    5. JinagaStatus
  7. Exporting Facts
    1. JSON File Format
    2. Factual File Format
    3. Exporting from Postgres
    4. Exporting from MAUI

LINQ Guidance

Jinaga.NET uses LINQ (Language Integrated Query) to define specifications. But not all LINQ statements are valid Jinaga specifications. You cannot use Jinaga the same way you use Entity Framework. This guidance will help you identify the subset that you can use.

See Also

  1. Defining a Starting Point
  2. Tracing a Path
  3. Excluding Facts
  4. Selecting Projections
  5. Encapsulating Specifications
  6. Syntax Alternatives
  7. Limitations

Jinaga is a product of Jinaga LLC.

Michael L Perry, President