142 packages tagged with “NAME”
Strong Namer will automatically add strong names to referenced assemblies which do not already have a strong name.
Parses full name into first name, middle name, last name, nickname, title, and suffix fields
Human name parsing. Parses names using English conventions for persons names. Many thanks to Tyler Young, Matt Gillette, mguiness,Paul Forness, Jamin Quimby
Automatic strong-name signing of referenced assemblies. Utility software to strong-name sign .NET assemblies, including assemblies you do not have the source code for. If you strong-name sign your own projects you may have noticed that if you reference an unsigned third party assembly you get an error similar to "Referenced assembly 'A.B.C' does not have a strong name". If you did not create this assembly, you can use this tool to sign the assembly with your own (or temporarily generated) strong-name key. The tool will also re-write the assembly references (as well as any InternalsVisibleTo references) to match the new signed versions of the assemblies you create.
An Entity that also provides a name property
A minimal Record type with an Id (string), Name (string), and maximum JSON compatibility
Codename generator for .NET
An RFC 2253 Compliant Distinguished Name Parser. Written by Pete Everett, ported to Github and NuGet by Pascal Craponne and converted to .NET Standard by Thomas Würtz - CPOL License https://spdx.org/licenses/CPOL-1.02.html
Gathers machine names.
Static C# class to generate random names based upon gender.
Parses personal names into their constituent parts
Simple but flexible and powerful utility for generating random names: - human-like, e.g. Jim Deam, Henrie Avdeev, Lanita Leutbecher - or github/docker style identifiers, like sympathetic_alligator, UnsuitedHistorian, Psychedelic-FundRaiser - or anything in between, like Bob_The_Builder, Well-dressed-Entertainer, Medium-rare SeaTurtle Eldon, RoannaTheJoblessComputer etc All with configurable number of components, separators, length and structure, usable in a single line of code. Over 100000 unique words in various categories allow hundreds of milions of combinations!
Provides a way to expose service information (e.g. software version and all the service dependencies versions).
A collection of helpful List{IdNamePair} extension methods
Provides a way to seamlessly add NAME to a Asp.Net Core project.
An AutoFaker (AutoBogus) override for the DTO IdNamePair
Split name into military rank, honorific, first name, middle initial, last name, suffix, gender. Also matches names.
The library contains a stripped down lists of human names from the US Census names list, and a list of place names from another census list. The library allows you to get random first and last names or both and you can get male and female first names. You can also generate random place names as well. To access this functionality create a NameGenerator in namespace RandomNameGenerator, and call one of the functions like GenerateRandomFirstAndLastName(). The functions names describe literally and simply what those functions do. Examples at github project site: https://github.com/Urriellu/DotNetRandomNameGenerator.
Name generation tool
A minimal Record type with an Id (string), Name (string), Value (string?), and Index (string?) and maximum JSON compatibility
A minimal Record type with an Id (string), Name (string), Value (string) and maximum JSON compatibility
Takes human names of arbitrary complexity and parses out individual components.
Enrich with ClassName created from SourceContext
Add data attributes to setting class methods to validate input, set default values etc
The easiest way to analyze and fix method names for asynchronous methods.
A derivative of SmartEnum, with an implicit string operator for Name
DomainsBot API client
A .NET typesafe implementation of Name.com's Domain API
A collection of helpful IdNamePair extension methods
เพิ่ม "คุณ" ให้กับชื่อของคุณๆ เหมาะสำหรับใช้ระบุชื่อบุคคลด้วยความสุภาพ เช่น "นายสุเทพ".AsKhun() ได้ "คุณสุเทพ" ไม่ใช่ "คุณนายสุเทพ" และ "คุณัญญา".AsKhun() ได้ "คุณคุณัญญา"