18 packages tagged with “fileinfo”
A collection of helpful FileInfo extension methods
AlphaFS is a .NET library providing more complete Win32 file system functionality to the .NET platform than the standard System.IO classes. Features highlights: creating hardlinks, accessing hidden volumes, enumeration of volumes, transactional file operations and much more.
A simple library to get an abstraction to FileInfo and DirectoryInfo. As an addition you had for each object a service which you can use for better coding and handle accessing to the IO in a better way.
Common Core Classes (Registry, Files, etc.
Basics extensions for manipulating FileInfo, DirectoryInfo, String, Type, Random, TaskPool with limited size ...
System.IO.FileInfo Extensions
Bad Network Attached Storage an answer to unreliable Network file access.
Provides additional input and output (I/O) types.
Package Description
Various extensions for FileInfo and DirectoryInfo that could make your life a little bit easier.
This library provides extension methods for FileInfo & IFormFile to validate file types, sizes, and more with flexible configuration settings.
Abstrations for .NET Types to aid mocking etc.
Additional file providers and support for working with physical files and directories.
Dotnet has lots of useful apis for work with files and directories. However, using them it always feels like there are actually a few sets of overlapping tools. * One is DirectoryInfo/FileInfo - strongly typed wrappers for directories and files. However, it lacks most of useful methods to interact with other DirectoryInfo/FileInfo instances. * Second is File and Directory - static classes that are good in every aspect except that they only take strings as arguments for paths - not so much fun for people who got used to write strongly typed code * Third is Path, Swiss army knife for different methods related to path. unfortunately, can only use strings as input. So, the purpose of this project is to create a few wrappers and extensions so if would be possible to use same methods as in Path, File and Directory, but also having all advantages of DirectoryInfo and FileInfo as arguments and return types.
Increments Assembly Version (and/or FileInfo) in C# and .NET projects: both old .net style and new SDK/.NETCore style
The primary goal of creating this «Nuget: AT.Extensions.Library» is to enable developers to effortlessly and confidently utilize this «Library» instead of spending time and effort creating numerous and scattered «Extension Methods» in their projects. This approach not only enhances the efficiency and speed of project development but also significantly contributes to the standardization and integration of code. By leveraging this «Library», developers can benefit from advanced features and optimizations, allowing them to focus on the core and critical aspects of their projects. This strategy not only improves the productivity of development teams but also reduces errors and issues arising from repetitive and non-standard code. Additionally, using this «Library» allows developers to tap into collective experiences and knowledge, avoiding the need to reinvent the wheel and instead relying on proven and efficient solutions. Consequently, projects progress more rapidly, and the final product's quality is significantly enhanced.