A collection of useful C# code to build upon. Why waste time writing what's already been done well?
This project is my attempt to collate things that I need on a regular basis for C# projects. It is my intent to meet the following goals:
- All modules have an associated test suite
- All code has a consistent style
- All code is documented, and each module has an associated README with high-level documentation explaining it's purpose and use.
- This library will be made available via NuGet, and will use semantic versioning.
- This library will be updated to work with the latest version of C#/.NET once available.
- Major version increments reflect moving language/framework support to the latest available version, i.e. upon release of C#6, 1.x will become 2.x.
- Minor version increments reflect API changes.
- Build version increments reflect feature additions/bug fixes/refactorings that do not affect the public API.
Slowly porting my random folder full of code to either the trash can, or to this library. This involves adding more tests, updating code style/documentation, etc.
This project is made available under the MIT license. View the LICENSE file for details.
Please do! Open an issue for feature discussions so that everyone can chime in on them, but feel free to send a pull request for bug fixes, adding tests, etc.