28 packages returned for Tags:"linqpad"

LINQPad (Official). For referencing LINQPad from Visual Studio projects that target .NET Framework 4.x. For .NET Core, use LINQPad.Runtime instead.

This library is paired with the VisualDump 2.0 extension for VisualStudio. It allows you to view a visual dump of your objects during the debugging of the program in Visual Studio 2017/2019

Contains LinqPad Utility extensions.Simplifies file content manipulations offering Fluent API to the most used File and Directory operations. For more information https://github.com/dmit25/DZ.Linqpad.Utils

Monitoring ETW is very hard. Now LINQPad is log viewer, you can dump ETW stream.

Format the SQL output on the SQL tab when using your existing NHibernate assemblies in LINQPad. Import into LINQPad and run the sample .linq query to learn more.

Provides an Object.Extend extension method which makes working in LINQPad easier.

LINQPad driver LPRun unit/integration tests runner.

Serilog sink that writes colored output to the LINQPad Results panel. This package is only useful, and usable from within LINQPad.

.NET Compiler Platform helpers and utilities for LINQPad

Dump linq query result to csv + generate code file (linqpad or cs) to read it back with same type.

SQL Server and PostgreSQL query execution plan visualizer for LINQPad. Features Include: • View query execution plan inside LINQPad • View missing indexes for query • Share plan to... More information

LINQPad utility functions

For use in Linqpad Provides logging and timing as an observable output, so that all messages will be in one place.

Extensions to the Sitecore LINQPad Driver (http://www.nuget.org/packages/Sitecore.Linqpad/) to support working with Sitecore Commerce items and data.

Sample database project for use with LINQPad.NHibernate.FormatSQL in LINQPad.

Extensible inline editor output for LINQPad 5 / LINQPad 6.

.NET Framework Utilities

A simple LINQPad query Host

Run XUnit tests within LinqPad

A library mostly designed to be used with LINQPad queries compiled using LinqPadless. It fakes some of the LINQPad API so that it can be used as a stand-in replacement and LINQPad queries do not have to be... More information