20 packages tagged with “Golang”
Concurrent Communications Library
A .NET Aspire for hosting Golang apps.
An idiomatic way to explicitly define, propagate and handle error states in C#. This library is inspired by Go's errors.
.NET Middleware to log API Calls to Moesif API Analytics and Monitoring
Go io package in .NET for use with go2cs
Go core library functions in .NET for use with go2cs
Go errors package in .NET for use with go2cs
Use using keyword to emulate Golang's defer keyword in C#
CDK Construct for AWS Lambda in Golang (Stability: Experimental)
Go fmt package in .NET for use with go2cs
Go strings package in .NET for use with go2cs
Go sync package in .NET for use with go2cs
Go time package in .NET for use with go2cs
Go-style templating library for c#
A native .NET library for parsing Go source code. Provides a complete Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) representation with visitor pattern support, JSON serialization, and comprehensive diagnostics.
A simple library to bring GoLang's `defer` functionality to .NET! (Legacy app version: only implements for `IDisposable`)
A simple library to bring GoLang's `defer` functionality to .NET!
Leverage user-centric API analytics to drive adoption, usage, and retention, including: - Gain visibility into API adoption and usage - Quickly debug functional and performance issues - Monitor for issues impacting customers - Create live dashboards and share with colleagues - Embed API logs in your app to help customers onboard quickly Native support for REST, GraphQL, Web3, and others
This library extends OneOf and OneOfBase with extensions methods to convert into Tuple or ValueTuple. All non-nullable value types are automatically converted into nullable types, so the underlying Tuple values will always have a single non-null value (all other values will be null).
This library extends OneOf and OneOfBase with deconstructors methods to deconstruct into the underlying types. All non-nullable value types are automatically converted into nullable types, so the deconstructed values will always have a single non-null value (all other values will be null).