24 packages returned for Tags:"pretty"

AlertifyJS is a javascript framework for developing pretty browser dialogs and notifications.

Simple JSON formatting/pretty-printing.

A library to make xml serialization and deserialization easy.

Simple static method for generating IDs like those used by Stripe and other services

The power of XAML Styler wrapped up in a small executable that can be integrated into build scripts, git commit templates, and more. This package is built on top of the same styling engine that powers the Visual Studio plugin, and can be configured by specifying an external configuration.

A library to make creating and reading csv easy as well as serializing and deserializing to and from csv.

Text manipulation, JSON formatting, Console colors etc.

A library for formatting JSON, producing user-readable but compact output.

Human friendly, textual representations of TimeSpan and file size using standard .NET types. It is light-weight, tested and supports PCL.

Flip-Tables-Net converted from flip-table in Java code, should be make pretty-tables on console.

A logger for F# that has configurable outputs.

Provides an extension method "PrettyDump" on JSON-related classes to provide a nice representation of JSON in LINQPad.

A logger for Forest that outputs to the filesystem. Configurable output location. Split log files.

A simple package to convert DateTime's and TimeSpan's to pretty time.

.Net Core prettified Console logger

A logger for Forest that outputs to the console. Colorized output thanks to Texta.

Colorize console output for F#

PrettyTest provides nicer test explorer names for XUnit test cases. Unit test names are transformed using conventions to be more readable. Heavly inspired by the blogpost https://bitwiseguy.wordpress.com/2015/11/23/creating-readable-xunit-test-method-names-automatically/.

React JSON Pretty (react-json-pretty) binding library for Bridge.NET projects.

Additions to Microsoft.Extensions.Logging, including a color console formatter, a logger that writes to the debugger, and helpers to log operation begin and end