EzReflection

.NET Reflection Library to more easily Invoke methods with specified generics, names, and atrributes

Examples:

Method Invoking

Invoking methods is accomplished via the EzMethods Class. Below are examples of invoking methods with specified names, attributes, and generic attributes

For all examples, the example class has been written to invoke the methods that are being shown

public class ExampleClass
{
    // EzReflection comes with a base Attribute Library to attach to any method. 
    // The calling name helps distinguish different attributes from each other
    [EzReflection("HelloNameAttribute")]
    public static void PrintHello(string personName)
        => Console.WriteLine($"Hello {personName}!");
}

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// Invoking Method with Name
using EzReflection;

EzMethods ezMethods = new EzMethods(typeof(Program).Assembly);
ezMethods.InvokeMethodWithName("PrintHello", null, new object [] { "Bill"});
// Output: Hello Bill!

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// Invoking Method with Name
using EzReflection;

EzMethods ezMethods = new EzMethods(typeof(Program).Assembly);
ezMethods.InvokeMethodWithSpecifiedName("HelloNameAttribute", null, new object[] {"Billy"});
// Output: Hello Billy!

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Additionally, EzReflection allows you to invoke methods with special attributes using:

EzMethods::InvokeMethodWithGenericAttribute<T>(object[]? obj, object[]? parameters)

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All EzMethod Features

EzMethods::InvokeMethodWithName(string methodName) // Invokes the first method with the passed methodName parameter
EzMethods::InvokeMethodsWithName(string methodName) // Invokes all methods with the passed methodName parameter
EzMethods::InvokeMethodWithSpecifiedName(string callingName) // Invokes the first method that has the EzReflection Attribute, and has the passed callingName parameter
EzMethods::InvokeMethodsWithSpecifiedName(string callingName) // Invokes all methods that has the EzReflection Attribute, and has the passed callingName parameter