A Networking Libary that is simple to use, but Flexible by Extensibility

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All Packets are Aviable on Nuget, or in the Release Section Below is a Table of all Nuget Packets

To get started, a Protocol has to be defined. This is done using the ProtocolBuilder. The below code creates a new ProtocolDefinition, using int as the IdType, and registers one Packet, SingleByteTransferPacket, with 0x00 as the ID.

ProtocolBuilder
    .Create<int>()
    .LengthBehaviour(new DefaultDynamicInt32LengthBehaviour())
    .UseIds(new DefaultIdHeader(), 
    new DelegateIdResolver((id, protocol) 
        => protocol.Packets.First(x => ((int)x.Id) == (int)id)))
    .RegisterDefaultAccessors()
    .RegisterPacket((packetBuilder) => packetBuilder
        .Id(0x00)
        .BindingType<SingleByteTransferPacket>()
        .BindField(nameof(SingleByteTransferPacket.Data))
    ).Build(new ExpressionDelegateBuilder());

For more information, check the Samples

To extend FlexNet, you can implement one of the following, depending on your needs:

To build this project, you will need to be able to run a Cake Build Script. Additionally, .NET Core 2.1 will be needed.

All unit tests target .NET Core 2.1, and FlexNet targets .NET Standard 2.0

See the contributing file!

PRs are very welcome!

MIT © Kai Jellinghaus