53 packages returned for Tags:"Parameter"

A high-performance, extensible argument validation library.

A couple helper classes to make using TVP parameters with Dapper easier.

A simple guard library for validating method parameters without being a complete validation library. This library makes it easy to validate method arguments in a uniform way.

Awesome application

ArgSentry is a utility class for validating method argument values.

Adds ability to support aliases for model binding. Set action parameter to "product" and place "productid" on querystring. i.e. public ActionResult Index([Alias("pid"]Product product) ... add global filter ... filters.Add(new AliasInitializer());

StaticDotNet.ParameterValidation is a fluent library to help easily and consistently validate parameters.

Yet Another Command-Line Parser

A simple but flexible parameter validation library.

Cauldron.Consoles is a Cauldron.Core based parameter parser which supports grouping of parameters in execution groups. It is also supports localization and has a nice parameter table :) Breaking changes in 3.1.x - See https://github.com/Capgemini/Cauldron for more information.

Simple tools for validating input parameters

Lightweight guard / pre-condition / parameter validation library for .NET

A simply arguments validation library with fluent API. Examples: Arg.NotNull(() => model); Arg.Validate(color, nameof(color)) .NotNullOrWhitespace() .LengthInRange(2, 20); // passangerCount is Nullable type... More information

A simple library containing all the handy helpers methods that you tend to rewrite.

Lightweight and Composable CLI Argument Parser for all modern .Net platforms

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Simple command line parser framework designed to be friendly with DI frameworks.

A small collection of parameter extension methods that check whether a parameter is null. In the case of strings, it will check that the parameter is not null and not empty.

A really simple C# guard clause/validation library

When you absolutely need ADO.NET but want to ditch the boilerplate. Do parameterized SQL with ease, asynchronously or not. Map deep POCOs with granular control beyond that of your ORM. This is the core assembly; to use with SQL Server, get FluidDbClient.Sql.