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<strong>Aero is the .NET platform for fast, scalable, enterprise-grade engineering.</strong>
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<strong>Aero is a modular suite of .NET APIs designed for fast, scalable, enterprise engineering.</strong>
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<span>It helps teams ship quickly, scale confidently, and modernize everything from cloud-native apps to legacy systems.</span>
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<Callout>The modular platform for enterprise .NET development</Callout>
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<Callout>The modular .NET suite for enterprise engineering</Callout>
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‎OnixLabs.Web/Areas/Products/Pages/Index.razor‎

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<Headline Class="text-white">Meet Aero Platform</Headline>
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<Headline Class="text-white">Introducing AERO</Headline>
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<Callout Class="text-white-50">The modular .NET suite for enterprise engineering</Callout>
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‎OnixLabs.Web/Areas/Products/Pages/Kotlin/KotlinCoreLibrary.razor‎

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<Summary Title="Primitive Type Extensions">
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Extension functions for Int, Float, Double, Long, Short, Byte, and BigDecimal provide constants
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like ZERO and ONE, as well as numeric utilities such as isInteger, toBigDecimal, toBigInteger, and more.
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These help express numeric logic clearly and idiomatically across different scales and types.
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<Summary Title="String & Text Utilities">
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Adds the String.EMPTY constant and methods like wrap, toUpperSnakeCase, toLowerSnakeCase, toUpperKebabCase, and
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toLowerKebabCase. These provide fluent transformations for formatting, serialization, and identifier generation.
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<Summary Title="Reflection Extensions">
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Extension support for KClass, and KType helps bridge Kotlin's reflection and sequence APIs with
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concise, reusable operations. These utilities enable safer introspection patterns.
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<Summary Title="Date and Time Utilities">
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Utility functions in and domain types like DayOfMonth and DayOfMonthOccurrence provide
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expressive ways to model time-related logic, such as monthly scheduling and ISO duration formatting.
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<Summary Title="Console Color">
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Console styling is powered by the ConsoleColor enum, which defines a full palette of ANSI-compatible foreground and
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background colors. Paired with ConsoleColorModifier, these colors can be dynamically formatted using escape sequences for
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terminal output. Extensions to the Console API make it easy to apply structured styles in CLI applications, ideal for
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highlighting logs, prompts, errors, and results with clear visual cues.
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<Summary Title="Type Conversion API">
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A robust set of type converters; for example, IntTypeConverter, UUIDTypeConverter, BigDecimalTypeConverter, and more,
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enable safe, declarative casting between primitives and complex types. Includes custom exception handling via
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IllegalTypeConversionException for reliable validation.
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‎OnixLabs.Web/Areas/Products/Pages/Kotlin/KotlinProjectionLibrary.razor‎

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<Summary Title="Type-Safe Projection">
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The Kotlin Projection API provides a robust, type-safe mechanism for mapping one object to another using Kotlin reflection.
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At its core is the Projector abstract class, which drives the transformation logic by inspecting constructor parameters
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and applying registered type converters. Projections can be fully automatic or manually customized through builder lambdas.
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<Summary Title="Projection Builder DSL">
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The ProjectionBuilder offers a fluent DSL for defining projection rules, including support for custom value injection,
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conditional mapping, and cross-property conversions. It supports multiple syntaxes (e.g., by property, by name, or via
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Projections rely on a flexible TypeConverterConfiguration registry that resolves appropriate converters between types.
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Default behavior includes identity conversion for matching types and custom error handling for unknown mappings. You can
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<Summary Title="Projection Safety">
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Projection failures are wrapped in ProjectionException, with contextual diagnostics such as mismatched types, missing
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parameters, and nullability violations. ProjectionContext ensures every value is validated against its target parameter's
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constraints, enforcing safe, predictable transformation logic during runtime.
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The Validator class orchestrates object validation through a builder DSL. The ValidationBuilder exposes concise
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property, function, and allProperties entry points that bind validations to data points. Assertions can be
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<Summary Title="Member Assertion Context">
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Each member under validation operates in a scoped MemberAssertionContext, which provides DSL-style syntax for
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Validation results are composed into a graph of ValidationResult and MemberResult nodes. These support deep
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The API includes specialized support for Iterable, Map, String, Boolean, and Comparable extensions.
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