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ariacomA .NET framework for database reporting and complex data tasks
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Summary
Seal Report is an open-source C#/.NET framework for generating reports from diverse data sources and executing complex tasks like ETL. It targets users needing a flexible, easy-to-install reporting solution, offering AI-assisted design and comprehensive output formats to streamline data presentation and processing.
How It Works
This C#/.NET framework supports dynamic SQL and LINQ for querying SQL databases, Excel, XML, and JSON. It features native pivot tables and integrates multiple HTML5 charting libraries. A key innovation is its AI agent capability, allowing users to design reports, analyze data, and manage the system via natural language prompts, supporting various LLM providers. Reports render responsively in HTML using Razor, with robust export to Excel and PDF.
Quick Start & Requirements
Installation involves downloading a setup from GitHub Releases. Connect data sources via Server Manager (supporting OLE DB, ODBC, SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL, SQLite, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Excel, CSV, etc.). Design reports via the graphical Report Designer or AI assistant. Publish the Web Report Server on Windows (IIS) or Linux (.NET Core Runtime).
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Maintenance & Community
Maintained by Ariacom. Community support and bug reporting via GitHub Discussions. Contributions welcome (bugs, docs, code). Paid support, consulting, and feature sponsorship are available from Ariacom.
Licensing & Compatibility
The core framework uses the permissive MIT License, allowing commercial use and integration into closed-source projects. Third-party components have their own licenses, detailed in THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md, which may impose restrictions on direct API usage.
Limitations & Caveats
Stated system requirements list .NET 10.0 and Visual Studio 2026, which appear to be future versions and may indicate typos or require very recent tooling. Direct API usage of certain third-party libraries, like QuestPDF, may be subject to their specific licensing terms.
4 weeks ago
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