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Minimal, easy to use fluent validations API inspired by [FluentValidation](https://github.com/FluentValidation/FluentValidation).
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When you need to validate any type, even primitives in an easy and direct way, this library fits the bill. FluentValidation by Jeremy Skinner requires creating a separate validator class to register validation rules, and then instantiating the validator class. This library on the other hand, let's you add validation directly. This library is also ~ 25% faster performance-wise (See [performance benchmark](#performance-benchmark-comparison-with-fluentvalidation)).
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When you need to validate any type, even primitives in an easy and direct way, this library fits the bill. FluentValidation by Jeremy Skinner requires creating a separate validator class to register validation rules, and then instantiating the validator class. This library on the other hand, let's you add validation directly. This library is also ~ 20% faster performance-wise (See [performance benchmark](#performance-benchmark-comparison-with-fluentvalidation)).
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# Usage
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# Performance Benchmark Comparison with FluentValidation
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Benchmark of inclusive between validator shows this library is ~ 20 - 25% faster
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than FluentValidation in .NET 9 and .NET 10.
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Minimal, easy to use fluent validations API inspired by [FluentValidation](https://github.com/FluentValidation/FluentValidation).
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When you need to validate any type, even primitives in an easy and direct way, this library fits the bill. FluentValidation by Jeremy Skinner requires creating a separate validator class to register validation rules, and then instantiating the validator class. This library on the other hand, let's you add validation directly. This library is also ~ 25% faster performance-wise (See [performance benchmark](#performance-benchmark-comparison-with-fluentvalidation)).
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When you need to validate any type, even primitives in an easy and direct way, this library fits the bill. FluentValidation by Jeremy Skinner requires creating a separate validator class to register validation rules, and then instantiating the validator class. This library on the other hand, let's you add validation directly. This library is also ~ 20% faster performance-wise (See [performance benchmark](#performance-benchmark-comparison-with-fluentvalidation)).
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than FluentValidation in .NET 9 and .NET 10.
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