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@easyquery/broker-eqs

v5.1.16

Published

3 years ago

EasyQuery.JS EQS broker

Downloads

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@easyquery/broker-eqs (part of EasyQuery.JS)

E asyQuery library provides you with the means to add an ad-hoc reporting or advanced search functionality to your web application.

It gives you a simple to use but a quite powerful user interface to build queries or filters to your data. Your end-users will get the power of SQL with the simplicity of a natural language.

Take a look at EasyQuery web-page for more information.

One of the important parts of EasyQuery library is Broker which is responsible for the communication with the server-side. This particular package contains the implementation of the broker that works with EasyQuery Server API.

Usage

This package is used together with other EasyQuery packages and some server-side code which is responsible for query generation and data retrieving.

We have a few Getting Started tutorials of using EasyQuery packages together with ASP.NET Core backend.

For other platforms, you will also need a special EasyQuery Server which can be installed on any Linux, Windows or Mac server. For more information please read How EasyQuery works section on EasyQuery.JS web page.

Live examples

You can test EasyQuery in several different scenarios on our live demos page.

The source code for these sample web-applications is available on GitHub.

Documentation

License

The package is distributed under LGPL-3.0 license.

The server-side part (which is required to build a working solution) is licensed separately. For more information please see EasyQuery Licensing page.