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AWS AppConfig Data is a new service that allows you to retrieve configuration deployed by AWS AppConfig. See the AppConfig user guide for more details on getting started. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/appconfig/latest/userguide/what-is-appconfig.html
Adds DataObjects.Net configuration template and configuration file schema
ConfigEasy let you initialize static fields of a class with appSettings of a configuration file. It can manage different format and any configuration file with the appSettings section.
Jot is a library for tracking application state. Typically this includes window sizes and locations, last entered data, application settings, and user preferences. In short: a better alternative to using settings files.
Simplifies accessing the local AppData folder of the application.
ConfigPTFE helps reduces friction by helping software development teams accomplish two goals: 1.) share common configuration data between multiple applications. 2.) switch configuration data used by applications via a global "environment name". (i.e. moves environment specific data out of the web/app.config and supports easy deployment of application configs to multiple environments with minimal risk or effort.)
(01) HttpApi is a convinent framework to provide data by http, It can be the upgrating replacement for WebAPI. (02) HttpApi can export class function to http interface. (03) HttpApi can export page's method to http interface. (04) HttpApi can auto create client javascript. (05) HttpApi can auto create api list page, api test page. (06) Caching: You can assign api result caching duration. And client can refresh cache by '_refresh=true' parameter. (07) Auth: IP, Method, LoginStatus, UserName, UserRole, Token, and custom logic. (08) Capsule: return standard APIResult object to client. (09) Output configuration: You can config output format, such as enum, datetime, long number, error. (10) Server site and client can assign api output data format, such as text, xml, json, file, image, base64image. (11) Support nullable and default parameter. (12) Support traffic control, see HttpApiAttribute.AuthTraffic (13) Support upload file, see HttpApiAttribute.PostFile
NLogConfig simplifies programmatic configuration, and makes it easy to use NLog within extensions within extendible applications such as Visual Studio. By specifying a few parameters, NLogConfig will configure NLog to write logs to a user's AppData\Roaming directory under a folder named based on the name of the company to keep one company's log files separate from another.
Wild application core's config logging to verify data seclusion with embedded devices utilizing MIPS chips
Lightweight library with updates support for your app. Key options * Less than 20 KB. * Async. * You can define extra data in config file. * Support download progress (byte and percent).
FDA Skills tool to read data from App Config.
Data helper library to enable quick access to SQL server data operations. The framework support: - Simpel dataset, datareader retrieval. - Object mapping without use of mapping attributes. POCO style. - Support for Azure configuration binding and web./app.config. - Transaction support.
Use `ConfigManager` for easy access to your configuration files and user preference files in the AppData folder.
Jot is a library for tracking application state. Typically this includes window sizes and locations, last entered data, application settings, and user preferences. In short: a better alternative to using settings files.
Lightweight library with updates support for your app. Key options * Less than 20 KB. * Async. * You can define extra data in config file. * Support download progress (byte and percent). * .NET Standard 2
This package provides an attribute that you can apply to your DotNetActivity. You specify the location of the pipeline which your custom activity is run from and the name of the activity in the pipeline. The activity is then de-serialized into an object which you can use to easily debug your custom activity in the context of the pipeline it is found in. This package comes with a base class which you inherit instead of implementing IDotNetActivity. This abstract bass class is called CustomActivityBase, it implements IDotNetActivity and has a number of methods that simplify getting information from the ADF Json files. How to use: 1. Inherit from the abstract bass class called CustomActivityBase. 2. Implement the method RunActivity. This method calls the execute method internally. The arguments for this method are exposed as public properties on the base class: LinkedServices, Datasets, Activity, and Logger. 3. Add the CustomActivity attribute to the RunActivity method and specify the relative location from the custom activity project to the pipeline file and the name of the actviity you wish to target. Optionally the name of the deployment config file to use e.g. [CustomActivity(ActivityName = "KickOffSproc", PipelineLocation = @"..\DataFactoryApp\PipelineBlobSample.json", DeployConfig = "Dev.json")] 4. Run the custom activity as if it were a unit test.
A straightforward settings library designed for integration into various types of applications, Whether you're working with ImGui, a console program, or any other application requiring user settings management, this library relies on the nlohmann::json library for storage and creates a folder called MySettings in C:\Users\User\AppData\Roaming with a Settings.json file
Create cross-platform .NET app settings and configuration for Windows, .NET Core, Xamarin.Mac, Xamarin.iOS or Xamarin.Android. Save settings locally or to the cloud in native format. Configure your app by using Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration library. Save settings to the cloud and sync between iOS devises by using iCloud service. Save settings to the cloud and sync them across different devices by using the Amazon Cognito Sync service. Remotely configure your mobile app by using Google Firebase Remote Config service. Load cryptographic keys and secrets by using Microsoft Azure Key Vault service. Support any built-in or user-defined types which can be saved as a setting. Save settings as dynamic parameters (name - value pairs). It use Apple iCloud to enable syncing between iOS devices. More informations about this service you can find here: https://developer.apple.com/icloud/ It use Amazon Cognito Sync to enables cross-device syncing of application-related user data. More informations about this service you can find here: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/cognito/latest/developerguide/cognito-sync.html It use Google Firebase Remote Config to remotely configure your mobile app. More informations about this service you can find here: https://firebase.google.com/docs/remote-config It use Microsoft Azure Key Vault to load cryptographic keys and secrets. More informations about this service you can find here: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/key-vault It use Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration to configure your app locally. More informations about this library you can find here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/fundamentals/configuration Supported platforms: .NET Framework .NET Core .NET Standard UWP Xamarin.Mac Xamarin.iOS Xamarin.Android Supported 3rd party libraries: Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration - configuration in ASP.NET Core. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/fundamentals/configuration InAppSettingsKit - allows settings to be in-app in addition to being in the Settings app. https://www.nuget.org/packages/Xamarin.InAppSettingsKit Supported cloud services: Apple iCloud - https://developer.apple.com/icloud Microsoft Azure Key Vault - https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/key-vault Google Firebase Remote Config - https://firebase.google.com/docs/remote-config Amazon Cognito Sync - http://docs.aws.amazon.com/cognito/latest/developerguide/cognito-sync.html Project home page: https://advexp.bitbucket.io NuGet package "Advexp.Settings Local" you can download here: https://www.nuget.org/packages/Advexp.Settings.Local Samples, Unit Tests and additional information you can find here: https://bitbucket.org/advexp/component-advexp.settings NuGet package "Advexp.Settings Cloud", full version, you can buy here: https://advexp.bitbucket.io
A lot of people have been looking for an easy way to add Google Analytics data to their projects and display it via the Google Charts API. This project allows you to do just that! Super simple to use! In order to get yourself up and running, this article should help: http://www.pimcore.org/wiki/display/PIMCORE/Setup+Google+Analytics+Reporting+with+OAuth2+Service+Accounts+(since+1.4.6). Once you're setup in the Google API console, and you have installed the NuGet package in your project, you'll need to do the following in the web.config / app.config: - in the AppKey field, put the google analytics password - in the AppName field put the email address - in the ProfileId field put the ViewId from Google Analytics > View Settings > ViewId If you have any questions or suggestions, please reach out!
To make getting data from the web.config's appSettings section easier