Quorix

Quorix.Pipeline

Quorix.Pipeline is a modular and extensible middleware layer designed to work seamlessly with Quorix. It provides out-of-the-box pipeline behaviors such as logging, retry, circuit breaker, rate limiting, validation, caching, and more — all designed for commercial-grade .NET systems. Why Quorix.Pipeline?

While many CQRS/Mediator libraries offer basic pipelines, most fall short when applied to enterprise-level architectures. Quorix.Pipeline gives you:

 Plug-and-play behaviors
 Full extensibility using IPipelineBehavior<TRequest, TResponse>
 Zero external dependencies beyond Polly, FluentValidation, and Microsoft abstractions
 Safe for use in commercial and sensitive production environments
 Built from the ground up to be lightweight, testable, and scalable

Included Behaviors

LoggingBehavior – Logs each request's execution
RetryBehavior – Automatically retries transient failures
CircuitBreakerBehavior – Prevents cascading failures
IdempotencyBehavior – Prevents double execution of requests
CachingBehavior – Supports custom or in-memory caching
RateLimitingBehavior – Protects downstream resources
ValidationBehavior – Uses FluentValidation validators
PerformanceBehavior – Tracks execution duration
MetricsBehavior – Exposes observable metrics for monitoring

Installation

Install the package via NuGet:

dotnet add package Quorix.Pipeline

Getting Started Register the pipeline:

services.AddQuorixPipeline() .AddLoggingBehavior() .AddRetryBehavior() .AddValidationBehavior() .AddQuorixMemoryCaching(); // Optional: Built-in memory caching

Add FluentValidation validators:

dotnet add package FluentValidation.DependencyInjectionExtensions

services.AddValidatorsFromAssemblyContaining();

Provide a custom caching strategy:

services.AddQuorixCaching();

Custom Middleware Example

Create your own behavior by implementing:

public class CustomBehavior<TRequest, TResponse> : IPipelineBehavior<TRequest, TResponse> where TRequest : IRequest { public async Task Handle( TRequest request, RequestHandlerDelegate next, CancellationToken cancellationToken) { // Pre-processing logic var response = await next(); // Post-processing logic return response; } }

Then register:

services.AddScoped(typeof(IPipelineBehavior<,>), typeof(CustomBehavior<,>));

Built with Testability in Mind

All behaviors are added via DI and can be replaced or mocked for unit/integration tests. License

Quorix.Pipeline is licensed under the MIT License – free for both personal and commercial use. Related Packages

Quorix.Mediator – Core CQRS mediator infrastructure

Give Back

If you find this package helpful, a star on GitHub or NuGet would be appreciated.

Feedback and contributions are always welcome!

Contact

For commercial support, licensing inquiries, or contribution discussions, please get in touch at tunahan.ali.ozturk@outlook.com

Quorix.Pipeline

Quorix.Pipeline is a modular middleware layer that works seamlessly with Quorix, offering out-of-the-box behaviors for real-world production needs. Why Quorix.Pipeline?

Most mediator frameworks fall short in real commercial use cases. Quorix.Pipeline offers:

 Plug-and-play behaviors

 Full extensibility with IPipelineBehavior<TRequest, TResponse>

 Zero external dependencies beyond Polly, FluentValidation, and Microsoft.Abstractions

 Safe for sensitive production systems

 Built for testability and scaling

Included Behaviors

LoggingBehavior – Request logging

RetryBehavior – Transient fault handling

CircuitBreakerBehavior – Fault tolerance

IdempotencyBehavior – Prevents duplicate command execution

CachingBehavior – Optional memory/custom caching

RateLimitingBehavior – Controls request flow

ValidationBehavior – Integrates FluentValidation

PerformanceBehavior – Measures execution time

MetricsBehavior – Exposes metrics for observability

Install via NuGet

dotnet add package Quorix.Pipeline

Getting Started

services.AddQuorixPipeline() .AddLoggingBehavior() .AddRetryBehavior() .AddValidationBehavior() .AddQuorixMemoryCaching(); // Optional built-in memory caching

Add FluentValidation:

dotnet add package FluentValidation.DependencyInjectionExtensions

Then:

services.AddValidatorsFromAssemblyContaining();

To provide custom caching:

services.AddQuorixCaching();

Custom Middleware Example

public class CustomBehavior<TRequest, TResponse> : IPipelineBehavior<TRequest, TResponse> where TRequest : IRequest { public async Task Handle( TRequest request, RequestHandlerDelegate next, CancellationToken cancellationToken) { // Pre-processing var response = await next(); // Post-processing return response; } }

Register via DI:

services.AddScoped(typeof(IPipelineBehavior<,>), typeof(CustomBehavior<,>));

Testability

All behaviors are DI-based and can be easily mocked or swapped for testing. License

Quorix and Quorix.Pipeline are open source and licensed under the MIT License — free to use in personal and commercial projects. Support the Project

If you find this package helpful, please consider starring the repo or supporting development:

Buy Me a Coffee Contact

Commercial support, licensing inquiries, or contribution discussions welcome:

tunahan.ali.ozturk@outlook.com

Packages

Package	Version	Downloads
Quorix	1.0.2	762
Quorix.Pipeline	1.0.0	254