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-**MongoDB** — via `ExpressiveSharp.MongoDB`, translating to MQL aggregation pipelines
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-**Any `IQueryable<T>`** — wrap with `.AsExpressive()` and you get modern syntax on your own provider or any third-party one
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The samples throughout these docs show the same query rendered against SQLite, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, Cosmos DB, and MongoDB side by side — so you always see how the construct translates for your target.
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The samples throughout these docs show the same query rendered against SQLite, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, and MongoDB side by side — so you always see how the construct translates for your target.
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title: Provider-Agnostic
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details: Works with EF Core (every provider — SQL Server, Postgres, SQLite, Cosmos, …), MongoDB, and any IQueryable. One library, every backend.
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details: Works with EF Core (every provider — SQL Server, Postgres, SQLite, MySQL, Oracle, …), MongoDB, and any IQueryable. One library, every backend.
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title: Zero Runtime Overhead
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You end up duplicating formulas as inline expressions and writing ugly ternary chains.
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**With ExpressiveSharp** — write natural C#. The source generator handles it, and your provider (EF Core / MongoDB / your own `IQueryable`) gets a clean, translatable expression tree. Every doc page's live samples render the same query for SQLite, Postgres, SQL Server, Cosmos, MongoDB, and the generator output side-by-side — so you see exactly how it translates for your stack.
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**With ExpressiveSharp** — write natural C#. The source generator handles it, and your provider (EF Core / MongoDB / your own `IQueryable`) gets a clean, translatable expression tree. Every doc page's live samples render the same query for SQLite, Postgres, SQL Server, MongoDB, and the generator output side-by-side — so you see exactly how it translates for your stack.
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