Introduction

Flux is an abstraction between your .NET application and external services. It provides a simple way to interact with those services without depending directly on how communication is implemented.

Flux is designed to be:

• Easy to use — it provides common abstractions for interacting with external services.
• Configurable — it is highly configurable and can be easily adapted to your needs.
• Extendable — it provides implementation packages for different use-cases, while also allowing custom implementations.
• Testable — it lets application code depend on Flux abstractions, so you can mock Flux components when testing your application.

Proceed to the following sections to learn more about Flux implementations:

• Flux.REST - REST protocol implementation for Flux.
• Flux.JSON - Implements Flux via JSON, allowing easy Web API mocking by defining data as JSON strings.