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32-bit and 64-bit native Windows LAME binaries for encoding MP3 audio (libmp3lame.dll). See https://lame.sourceforge.io for the upstream LAME project and https://www.rarewares.org/mp3-lame-libraries.php for the source of the binaries. Neither this package nor its owner are affiliated with either. Please note that Xianyi Cui did this first in https://www.nuget.org/packages/Xycui.LameNative and thus deserves credit for the idea. The major differences between this and https://www.nuget.org/packages/Xycui.LameNative are: (1) This package uses the same version numbering scheme as LAME. (2) This package is available for multiple versions of LAME (not just 3.99.5), and I hope to provide updated packages when new versions of LAME are released. (3) This package includes (compressed) source code and copies it to the output directory as well, to help ease LGPL compliance. (If you don't want the source code files in the output directory, you could use a post-build task to remove them.) Please note that the maintainer of this NuGet package (Eliah Kagan) is not an author or copyright holder of LAME.
Package contains the libmp3lame dll. Which is also used in NAudio.Lame. Installing the package could solve the libmp3lame copy issue in NAudio.Lame package under PackageReference.
Command Line GUI includes a command line arguments parser library Fonlow.CommandLineGui.Core.dll for constructing .NET command line programs with complex arguments. You define a data model class decorated by some attributes for representing arguments. The core library will parse the command line arguments and populate the Plain Old CLR Object which is the router of the functionality of your command line program. And the Core library may also generates CLI help page as illustrated in https://a.fsdn.com/con/app/proj/commandlinegui/screenshots/Standard.PNG/182/137 Command Line GUI is a host program that generates GUI for existing command line programs. .NET command line programs constructed through the core library could become a plugin of Command Line GUI and have the GUI generated. You may use the core library to wrap existing command line programs like Robocopy, and the wrapper may become a plugin, thus a native command line program could easily have a GUI.
Script.NET or S# is a scripting language for .NET applications which allows to customize behavior of your .NET applications, interact with native .NET objects, types and assemblies. The hosting application itself could change the default behavior of script run-time by an xml configuration, replacing binding behavior to methods, properties, constructors of native .NET types; name, function and type resolving and much more.
SharpCheddar 🧀 These days databases are a dime a dozen. Not only are they plenty, but many of them have specialized uses. It's becoming more common to use different types of datatypes for different projects, or sometimes even for different purposes in a single project. SharpCheddar lets you abstract out your data layer using a common interface, providing many benefits. Just like cheese, you can put SharpCheddar 🧀 on anything! - Working with the different database types feels uniform - It allow for more flexibility, ever wish you could change the underlying data provider of a data type? With SharpCheddar it's a brie-ze! - Simpler, easier to maintain data access layers! - Quicker to adopt a multiple databases in a project! - Quicker ramp up - just define your models and your database's native config, and start ripping one! A suite of .NetStandard and DotNetCore data repositories. Designed with TDD, bearing the SOLID principles in mind, and implemnting `async/await` patterns.