Azure/Perks

This repository contains common reusable libraries and tools that has been accumulating in some open source projects.

Instead of having one project publish things tangentially to it's core mission, we're migrating that code here.

Libraries

Microsoft.Perks

Simple dotnet classes: - Microsoft.Perks.CompareExtensions - Microsoft.Perks.Comparer - Microsoft.Perks.EqualityComparer - Microsoft.Perks.DisposableExtensions - Microsoft.Perks.OnDispose - Microsoft.Perks.StringExtensions

Microsoft.Perks.Async

Async helper classes: - Microsoft.Perks.Async.Collections.BlockingCollection - Microsoft.Perks.Async.Linq.LinqExtensions - Microsoft.Perks.Async.Observable.BlockingCollectionObserver - Microsoft.Perks.Async.Observable.EnumerableObserver - Microsoft.Perks.Async.Observable.ObservableAwaiter - Microsoft.Perks.Async.Observable.ObservableExtensions - Microsoft.Perks.Async.Observable.WaitableBoolean - Microsoft.Perks.Async.Task.TaskExtensions - Microsoft.Perks.Async.Task.TasksCollection

Microsoft.Perks.Collections

Extensions to Collection Classes: - Microsoft.Perks.Collections.List

Microsoft.Perks.Console

Classes to make EXEs based on the same attributes as PowerShell cmdlets.

Microsoft.Perks.DependencyInjection

The Least Offensive Dependency Injection System - see (documentation)[./docs/Dependency-Injection/Readme.md]

Microsoft.Perks.Linq

Classes for a better LINQ experience in .NET

- `Microsoft.Perks.Linq.DisposeAsYouGoEnumerable`
- `Microsoft.Perks.Linq.LinqExtensions`
- `Microsoft.Perks.Linq.MutableEnumerable`
- `Microsoft.Perks.Linq.ReEnumerable`

Tools

dotnet-Perks.CodeGen

A simple razor-based code generation tool code that transforms .cshtml files into .cs files. Shipped as a nuget package that can be installed in a dotnet-cli project:

  <ItemGroup>
    <DotNetCliToolReference Include="dotnet-Perks.CodeGen" Version="1.0.0" />
    <PackageReference Include="dotnet-Perks.CodeGen" Version="1.0.0">
      <PrivateAssets>All</PrivateAssets>
    </PackageReference>
  </ItemGroup>

Contributing

This project has adopted the Microsoft Open Source Code of Conduct. For more information see the Code of Conduct FAQ or contact opencode@microsoft.com with any additional questions or comments.