Reefact 

Allows explicit naming of enumeration values. Is to enumeration values what `JsonPropertyNameAttribute` is to properties names.

Marker attributes for declaring analyzer diagnostic rules as strongly referenced constants, so that SuppressMessageAttribute takes compile-checked references instead of magic strings. Ships the DCAT analyzers... More information

Provides a simple solution for validating queries and commands - as DTOs - and converting their properties into Value Objects in a fluent manner.

Provides a full integration of the FluentRequestBinder library to Asp.Net projects.

The .NET code analysis (CA) rules as strongly referenced constants, so that SuppressMessageAttribute takes compile-checked references instead of magic strings. Ids, categories and help links are read from the... More information

The SonarAnalyzer.CSharp rules as strongly referenced constants, so that SuppressMessageAttribute takes compile-checked references instead of magic strings. Ids and categories are read from the analyzers' own... More information

Control Luxafor USB HID devices directly from .NET: colors, fades, strobes and built-in patterns, LED by LED. No Luxafor server, no webhook. Device control is Windows-only.

A fluent DSL for generating arbitrary yet valid test values: dummies. Constraints express the invariants a value must satisfy — never what the test asserts. Conflicting constraints fail fast with clear,... More information

dum, the JustDummies scaffolder: it writes the dummy generator for one of your types, once, as ordinary code you own and edit. It reads your compilation only — it never references JustDummies itself, so the... More information

The xUnit v3 companion of JustDummies: mark a test, a class or an assembly [Reproducible] and its arbitrary values are drawn from a pinned seed, reported only when the test fails. Removes the per-test... More information

FirstClassErrors is a lightweight .NET library that makes errors first-class, documented and diagnosable — carried as values or thrown as exceptions — so failures stay explicit and easy to support in... More information

Testing helpers for FirstClassErrors: fluent, framework-agnostic assertions on Outcome and Error, plus a freezable clock and instance ids so an error's OccurredAt and InstanceId become deterministic in your... More information

The .NET trimming, Native AOT and single-file warnings (ILxxxx) as strongly referenced constants, so that UnconditionalSuppressMessageAttribute takes compile-checked references instead of magic strings. Ids and... More information

The StyleCop.Analyzers rules as strongly referenced constants, so that SuppressMessageAttribute takes compile-checked references instead of magic strings. Ids, categories and help links are read from the... More information

The Roslyn IDE code-style rules (IDExxxx) as strongly referenced constants, so that SuppressMessageAttribute takes compile-checked references instead of magic strings. Ids, categories, titles and help links are... More information

A tiny command-line companion for Luxafor USB LED devices. Set your availability status, play expressive light signals, and automate your workplace presence without a GUI. Windows only.

The JustDummies analyzer rules (JD001-JD030) as strongly referenced constants, so that SuppressMessageAttribute takes compile-checked references instead of magic strings. Reference it to have your suppressions... More information

The xunit.analyzers rules as strongly referenced constants, so that SuppressMessageAttribute takes compile-checked references instead of magic strings. Ids, categories, titles and help links are read from the... More information

The DiagnosticCatalog analyzers' own DCAT rules as strongly referenced constants, so that a project suppressing one of them takes a compile-checked reference instead of a magic string. Generated from those... More information

dcat generates a DiagnosticCatalog rule catalogue from the analyzers you point it at — a package on NuGet, or assemblies already on disk — by reading the DiagnosticDescriptor instances those analyzers actually... More information