EdgeDb.Net.Configurator

Is a lib that helps to easily configure and add EdgeDb.Net in a single line (services.ConfigureEdgeDbDatabase(Settings.Database.ProjectName, poolCfg)) using just only project name, see following full example that a bit larger then single line:

private void ConfigureDatabase(IServiceCollection services)
{
    EdgeDBClientPoolConfig poolCfg = new EdgeDBClientPoolConfig()
    {
        ClientType = EdgeDBClientType.Tcp,
        SchemaNamingStrategy = INamingStrategy.CamelCaseNamingStrategy,
        DefaultPoolSize = 256,
        ConnectionTimeout = 5000,
        MessageTimeout = 10000
    };
    services.ConfigureEdgeDbDatabase("10.50.55.41", Settings.Database.ProjectName, poolCfg, null, true);
}

or you could pass an array of directories where edgedb project credentials could be found, i.e. services.ConfigureEdgeDbDatabase("10.50.55.41", Settings.Database.ProjectName, poolCfg, new[] {"/usr/myapp/edgedb", "/usr/share"}, true);

or if you are running app && edgedb on the same machine use simplified method ConfigureLocalEdgeDbDatabase:

private void ConfigureDatabase(IServiceCollection services)
{
    EdgeDBClientPoolConfig poolCfg = new EdgeDBClientPoolConfig()
    {
        ClientType = EdgeDBClientType.Tcp,
        SchemaNamingStrategy = INamingStrategy.CamelCaseNamingStrategy,
        DefaultPoolSize = 256,
        ConnectionTimeout = 5000,
        MessageTimeout = 10000
    };
    services.ConfigureLocalEdgeDbDatabase(Settings.Database.ProjectName, poolCfg);
}

LIMITATIONS

1. works if your edgedb server on the same machine as application.
2. supports only Windows and Linux, if required more OS, please add PR and/or issue.

Advantage of this - you just need only EdgeDb Project name.

NuGet

Configurator Nuget package