CodeEffects.Rule.Engine.Personal 7.0.4.39

CodeEffects.Rule.Engine.Personal - Version 7.0.4.39

The assembly CodeEffects.Rule.Engine.dll is the Rule Engine of the Code Effects decision automation platform: a high-performance, thread-safe engine that compiles business rules into expressions and evaluates your .NET objects against them.

What's New in Version 7

Code Effects 7 is a new major release. For everything it brings, read What's New in Version 7. In the Rule Engine:

• The new operators and functions: In and Not In, inclusive Between and Is Not Between, the collection functions, Concatenate and date shifts
• Inline rules: an execution rule runs another from its THEN or ELSE section
• Dates and times: DateOnly, TimeOnly, DateTimeOffset compared by instant, and TimeSpan durations
• Numeric conversion in the wider of two types, for comparisons and value lists
• Consistent method selection: the engine, the Rule Editor and the Rule Repository resolve method overloads the same way
• Version 7 schemas, with rules saved by version 6 still evaluated

How to Install

dotnet add package CodeEffects.Rule.Engine.Personal

This also installs CodeEffects.Rule.Common.Personal.

Upgrading from version 6: the version 7 packages have new IDs ending in .Personal. Remove the references to the version 6 CodeEffects.Rule.* packages and add the .Personal ones. The assembly and namespace names are unchanged, and rules saved by version 6 remain readable. Filtering an IQueryable is deprecated in version 7; filtering in-memory collections stays.

Code Effects Personal

This is the Personal package of Code Effects: free of charge for personal, community, development and research use, with no limits on users, rules or evaluations. A commercial system in production needs a paid Code Effects package from its first day in production. Paid packages and their assemblies come from the Code Effects Portal; see Code Effects Packages.

What is Code Effects?

Code Effects is an embeddable .NET decision automation platform. Business users write rules in plain, readable language, AI helps them write and review those rules, and your applications evaluate them at high speed, all inside your own infrastructure. It has five components:

• Rule Editor: a web-based editor in which users write rules as readable sentences against your own .NET classes, with menus that offer only valid choices and automatic validation.
  • Reusable and inline rules
  • Light and dark themes, a multilingual interface, and pages that enforce Trusted Types
  • No third-party client-side dependencies; works in plain pages, React, Angular and Vue
• Rule Engine: a high-performance, thread-safe .NET engine that compiles rules into expressions and evaluates any data against them.
  • Native Visual Studio debugging and evaluation tracing
  • Data filtering of in-memory collections
  • No third-party dependencies; .NET Standard 2.0, so it runs wherever .NET runs
• Rule Repository: a complete web interface for managing rules inside your application: versions, tests, approvals, live versions, the full history, an AI Assistant, and the AI Rule Editor, which writes rules from plain-language requests. In the Business package and above.
• Audit: records every rule evaluation in production and explains each decision. In the Enterprise package and above.
• MCP Server: lets AI clients such as Claude and ChatGPT work with your rules through the Model Context Protocol, within the permissions you set. In the Ultimate package.

The Personal package includes the Rule Editor and the Rule Engine.

Contact Us

Please contact us if you have any questions or need help with your Code Effects implementation.

Resources

• What's New in Version 7
• Implementation Guide and How to Implement Code Effects
• .NET API Reference and Client-Side API Reference
• Code Effects Packages
• Live demos: Rule Editor and Rule Repository
• Demo projects on GitHub

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