The Refactorius common utility library provides some helpful utility functions and extension methods used in the Refactorius code.
Get Started
$ dotnet add package Refactorius.CommonReadme
Introduction
This project contains useful utility and extension classes commonly used in my applications for the last 10 years or so.
Getting Started
To use this library, add to your project Refactorius.Common NuGet package (version 11.0.1 or later). There are no external dependencies.
Build and Test
The project is build with VS2022 for net 4.6.2, netstandard 2.0 and net 6.0.
Testing is work in progress - the comprehensive xUnit based test project existed but was lost in the mists of time.
Release notes
Starting from version 11.1.1:
- obsolete or rarely used classes/methods moved to the Refactorius.Common.Legacy NuGet package.
- package dependency on JetBrains.Annotations removed; instead, external annotations are generated and included into the package.
Starting from version 11.0.1:
- targets net 4.6.2, netstandard 2.0, net 6.0
- TypeNameUtils deprecated
Starting from version 8.0.2:
- targets only netstandard 2.0
Starting from version 7.0.1:
- all Xml-related stuff is moved away to Refactorius.Extensions.Xml library
- source code is cleaned with Resharper on (almort) default settings
- support for .NET Standard / Core is planned but not just jet.
Notes
The usage of extension methods on possibly null or nullable class (no) intances is an aquired taste.
The usage of extension methods on System.String is even more so.
I like my code to be as concise as possible. If you disagree with that, use these extension methods via their containing static classes (or not at all).