Magic Cloud

Got Magic?

Tutorials

Getting started - Getting Magic up running
Using Magic with SQL Server - Using Magic with Microsoft SQL Server
Database CRUD operations - Automate the process of creating code
SQL Web API - Create HTTP endpoints in SQL
Magic beyond CRUD - A guided tour through Magic’s Dashboard
Web Sockets and SignalR in Magic - How to use Web Sockets with Magic
Authentication and authorisation - How Magic solves authentication and authorisation
Scheduling tasks - How to use Magic to create and schedule tasks
Cryptographically secured HTTP Lambda Invocations - Inversion of Code
Hyperlambda Hello World - Your first Hyperlambda endpoint
Expressions, slots, and nodes - Hyperlambda is really weird!
Authentication over Active Directory, LDAP or Windows - How to exchange the default authentication with LDAP authentication
AnarQ a Social Media use case - Creating a Social Media backend with Magic

Reference documentation

magic.node - Explains nodes, Hyperlambda and Expressions
magic.lambda - Explains Hyperlambda as a DSL, and its keywords
magic.endpoint - Endpoint resolving in Magic
magic.data.common - Commonalities for data adapters in Magic
magic.http - HTTP REST invocations in Magic from C#
magic.signals - Magic’s Super Signals implementation
magic.lambda.math - Math operations from Hyperlambda
magic.lambda.http - Invoking HTTP REST endpoints from Hyperlambda
magic.lambda.csv - Manipulating CSV from Hyperlambda
magic.lambda.json - Manipulating JSON from Hyperlambda
magic.lambda.html - Manipulating HTML from Hyperlambda
magic.lambda.mail - Sending and retrieving emails from Hyperlambda
magic.lambda.mime - Parsing email messages in Hyperlambda
magic.lambda.auth - Authentication and authorisation from Hyperlambda
magic.lambda.ad-auth - Authentication through Active Directory or Windows Authentication
magic.lambda.dates - Allows you to manipulate DateTime objects from Hyperlambda
magic.lambda.slots - Dynamically create your own slots/functions
magic.lambda.mysql - Accessing your MySQL server from Hyperlambda
magic.lambda.mssql - Accessing your MS SQL Server from Hyperlambda
magic.lambda.image - Image library, allowing you to generate QR code
magic.lambda.crypto - Cryptography helpers for Hyperlambda
magic.lambda.guid - Creating a guid from Hyperlambda
magic.lambda.config - Accessing configuration values from Hyperlambda
magic.lambda.logging - Logging from Hyperlambda
magic.lambda.caching - Caching from Hyperlambda
magic.lambda.strings - Manipulate strings in Hyperlambda
magic.lambda.scheduler - Create scheduled tasks and workflows from Hyperlambda
magic.lambda.validators - Validate input in Hyperlambda
magic.lambda.hyperlambda - Parse Hyperlambda from text, and vice versa
magic.lambda.sockets - Web socket support for Magic using SignalR
magic.lambda.system - System support for Magic to spawn of terminals etc.
magic.io - IO operations in Magic
magic.library - A single NuGet package helper tying everything easily together

Support

If you have a support request of private nature, or another type of request, you can send me email at thomas@servergardens.com. If you want to submit a feature request or a bug report, you can do such through the project’s GitHub Issues.

thomas@servergardens.com

License

Magic is 100% Open Source and free of charge to use. The main backend is licensed as MIT, the dashboard is GPL, and the plugins are LGPL. This allows you to use Magic to create closed source applications, while also ensuring improvements to the project itself stays Open Source.