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.Net Filter Backend Compatible with jQuery-QueryBuilder
See original GitHub issueHi there,
We really appreciate all of the work done on jQuery-QueryBuilder, and we built a dynamic parser library in C# that compliments the jQuery-QueryBuilder platform (it implements a generic filter on a collection of objects based on the filter objects supplied by jQuery-QueryBuilder) and have released it along with a sample of it being used with this library. Mostly we just wanted to make people aware, but we also thought perhaps mentioning it somewhere in the documentation might be appropriate, if helpful.
We’re still expanding on documentation, but it’s currently in use in a couple of production environments.
Here’s the project: https://github.com/castle-it/dynamic-linq-query-builder
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Sure, here’s a screenshot of the sample application in our repository in action.
Good issue, but how about translation of the query and etc. such as https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/mattwar/2007/07/31/linq-building-an-iqueryable-provider-part-ii/ means create full IQueryable provider
because i dont have any idea how to translate: endwith(ToLover) expression