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Author: hasanxdev

README.md

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-# DispatchR 🚀
+# <img src="./icon-mini.png" width="25">ispatchR 🚀
 
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 [![codecov](https://codecov.io/github/hasanxdev/dispatchr/graph/badge.svg?token=1FUG5DPUOE)](https://codecov.io/github/hasanxdev/dispatchr)
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         2. `INotificationHandler<TRequestEvent>`
 > :bulb: **Tip:** *If you're looking for a mediator with the raw performance of hand-written code, DispatchR is built for you.*
 
+## ✨ How to install?
+```
+dotnet add package DispatchR.Mediator
+```
+You can also separately add only the abstractions, which include the interfaces, in another layer:
+```
+dotnet add package DispatchR.Mediator.Abstractions
+```
+
 # Syntax Comparison: DispatchR vs MediatR
 
 ###### In the following, you will see the key differences and implementation details between MediatR and DispatchR.
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 2. Manual registration allows for custom pipeline or notification ordering
 3. You can implement custom reflection if needed
 
-## ✨ How to install?
-```
-dotnet add package DispatchR.Mediator
-```
-
 # 🧪 Bechmark Result:
 > [!IMPORTANT]
 > This benchmark was conducted using MediatR version 12.5.0 and the stable release of Mediator Source Generator, version 2.1.7.