9 packages tagged with “configurationsection”
Simplifies defining .net configuration sections. Removes the ceremony required to define config sections by providing a mechanism to define your config structure in terms of plain old interfaces.
ConfigurationSection repo for RToggle
VTEX library designed to extend custom ConfigurationSection and allow they to reload configuration through defined restore plugin
Aerospike plugin for C# DynamicSection project
This package allows for the configuration manager to be consumed as an interface and also provides attributes for quick configuration section making with another tool.
An easy way to read custom configuration
Class for retrieving settings from app.config, optionally related to a type. A separate project exits for web.config files. Below is an example for a config file, which assumes the existence of class Base, as well as classes Buggy and Stable, which inherit from Base (all in the same assembly). In the example, type Buggy has log level Debug, Stable has level Error, and all other derivatives of Base have level Warn. Classes not inheriting from Base have level Info. All types have Timestamp set to true in the example. <configuration> <configSections> <section name = "logSection" type="Sayer.Config.ConfigSection,Sayer.Config"/> </configSections> <logSection> <field name="LogLevel" value="Info"/> <field name="Base.LogLevel" value="Warn"/> <field name="Base.Buggy.LogLevel" value="Debug"/> <field name="Base.Stable.LogLevel" value="Error"/> <field name="Timestamp" value="true"/> </logSection> <configuration/> The following statement, given the .config settings below, would return the value Debug: AppSettings.Get<LogLevel>("logSection", typeof(Buggy), "LogLevel"); The following statement would return the value Info: AppSettings.Get<LogLevel>("logSection", "LogLevel"); And the following statement would return true: AppSettings.Get<bool>("logSection", typeof(MyClass), "Timestamp")
A custom configuraiton section mainly for logging purpose.
Class for retrieving settings from web.config, optionally related to a type. A separate project exists for app.config files. Below is an example for a config file, which assumes the existence of class Base, as well as classes Buggy and Stable, which inherit from Base (all in the same assembly). In the example, type Buggy has log level Debug, Stable has level Error, and all other derivatives of Base have level Warn. Classes not inheriting from Base have level Info. All types have Timestamp set to true in the example. <configuration> <configSections> <section name = "logSection" type="Sayer.Config.ConfigSection"/> </configSections> <logSection> <field name="LogLevel" value="Info"/> <field name="Base.LogLevel" value="Warn"/> <field name="Base.Buggy.LogLevel" value="Debug"/> <field name="Base.Stable.LogLevel" value="Error"/> <field name="Timestamp" value="true"/> </logSection> <configuration/> The following statement, given the .config settings below, would return the value Debug: WebAppSettings.Get<LogLevel>("logSection", typeof(Buggy), "LogLevel"); The following statement would return the value Info: WebAppSettings.Get<LogLevel>("logSection", "LogLevel"); And the following statement would return true: WebAppSettings.Get<bool>("logSection", typeof(MyClass), "Timestamp")