dotnetcore/osharp

Health v2 · maintenance only

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2847 stars · 763 forks observed · 2026-08-28

What it is AI-extracted, prompt v1, taxonomy v1, 2026-08-30, confidence not recorded

OSharp is a rapid development framework for .NET 6.0+ that wraps AspNetCore modules such as configuration, dependency injection, logging, caching, Entity Framework Core, MVC/WebApi, authentication, and function/data permissions with higher-level automation. It also standardizes a business code structure and workflow to make .NET easier to apply in real-world projects.

Use cases

• build a webapi backend with aspnetcore quickly
• add role-based and data-level permissions to a .net app
• scaffold a layered business architecture with efcore
• standardize dependency injection and logging setup across services
• rapidly prototype an admin system with vue or angular frontend
• swap between sqlserver, mysql, sqlite, postgresql, or oracle backends

When to choose

• you are starting a new .NET 6+ web application and want batteries-included conventions
• you need integrated authentication plus function-level and data-level authorization out of the box
• you want a standardized project structure and workflow for team development
• you need multi-database support via Entity Framework Core with minimal setup

When to avoid

• you prefer minimal, micro-framework approaches where you assemble each component yourself
• your project is not on the .NET/AspNetCore stack
• you need a framework with a very large international community and ecosystem
• you require non-relational databases as the primary data store

Facets

framework · maturity active

web-framework api-framework auth authorization orm caching logging middleware dependency-audit web-development backend developer-tools apis dotnet cross-platform aspnetcore rapid-development efcore code-structure nuget csharp full-stack-framework data-permissions web-server

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