AssemblyDataParser
Пакеты для чтения данных о сборке
Install-PackageAssemblyDataParser -Version 1.0.1
Install-Package AssemblyDataParser.WPF -Version 1.0.1 For WPF with UserControls and Converters
Quick start
For back code.
Use AssemblyParser or AssemblyParser<T>
//var V = new AssemblyParser(typeof(AssemblyParser));
var V = new AssemblyParser<AssemblyVersionData>();
Console.WriteLine("{0,-15} - {1,0}", "Program", V.ParseTitle());
Console.WriteLine("{0,-15} - {1,0} from {2,0}", "Version", V.ParsePackageVersion(), V.ParseCreationTime());
Console.WriteLine("{0,-15} - {1,0}", "File version", V.ParseFileVersion());
Console.WriteLine("{0,-15} - {1,0}", "Project", V.ParseProduct());
Console.WriteLine("{0,-15} - {1,0}", "Company", V.ParseCompany());
Console.WriteLine("{0,-15} - {1,0}", "Trademark", V.ParseTrademark());
Console.WriteLine("{0,-15} - {1,0}", "Copyright", V.ParseCopyright());
Console.WriteLine("{0,-15} - {1,0}", "Configuration", V.ParseConfiguration());
Console.WriteLine("{0,-15} - {1,0}", "Description", V.ParseDescription());You also can use Assembly extensions:
Assembly.GetAssembly(typeof(AssemblyParser)).ParseTitle()All Extension and methods
For WPF XAML
Add link
xmlns:converters="clr-namespace:AssemblyDataParser.WPF.Converters;assembly=AssemblyDataParser.WPF"
xmlns:assemblyDataParser="clr-namespace:AssemblyDataParser;assembly=AssemblyDataParser"Add converter to Bindings
<TextBlock>
<Run Text="Library name" />
<Run Text=": " />
<Run Text="{Binding Assembly, Source={x:Type local:App}, Converter={converters:AssemblyTitleConverter}, Mode=OneTime}" />
</TextBlock>All Converters
Storing Update Information
Use VersionData class structure to storing update informations
[
{
"VersionNumber": "1.0.106.5",
"Description": [
"First comment",
"Second comment"
],
"Date" : "11.01.21"
},
{
"VersionNumber": "1.0.106.1",
"Description": [
"First comment",
"Second comment"
],
"Date" : "09.01.21"
}
]Store information in the AssemblyInfo
WARNING - It's doesn`t support very long text, I don`t recomended use it
if you use Net5 or above, Core, Standard - fill the section in *.csproj
<PropertyGroup>
<SourceRevisionId>
^build_date$([System.DateTime]::UtcNow.ToString("yyyy-MM-ddTHH:mm:ss:fffZ"))
^update[
{
"VersionNumber": "1.0.0.0",
"Description": [
"Change 1",
"Change 2",
]
},
{
"VersionNumber": "1.0.0.5",
"Description": [
"Change 1",
"Change 2",
]
},
]
</SourceRevisionId>
</PropertyGroup>For NetFramework - fill the section in AssemblyInfo.cs
WARNING - It's doesn`t support very long text, I don`t recomended use it
[assembly: AssemblyInformationalVersion(
"^update"
+ "["
+ "{"
+ "\"VersionNumber\": \"1.0.0.1\","
+ "\"Description\": ["
+ "\"Добавлен класс AssemblyParser для получения информации из сборки\","
+ "\"Добавлен класс AssemblyParser для получения информации из сборки\","
+ "\"Добавлен класс AssemblyParser для получения информации из сборки\","
+ "]"
+ "},"
+ "]"
)]You can also store any information in this section, specify the key, and read the key information in the code, use the character ^ to search for the key
Sample:
<PropertyGroup>
<SourceRevisionId>
^Easter egg(This is some text)
</SourceRevisionId>
</PropertyGroup>
var data = Assembly.GetAssembly(typeof(SomeClassInMyLibrary)).ParseLinkerInformationString("Easter egg")
Console.WriteLine(data) //"This is some text"To display information about assembly updates, retrieve data from the assembly using the - method - ParseLinkerUpdatesData();
Print to console:
using Newtonsoft.Json.Linq;
private static void PrintVersionUpdateData(Assembly assembly)
{
var data = assembly.ParseLinkerUpdatesData();
foreach (var d in data)
foreach (var pair in JObject.FromObject(d))
{
Console.WriteLine("{0}: {1}", pair.Key, pair.Value);
}
}Show in window:
xmlns:view="clr-namespace:AssemblyDataParser.WPF.View;assembly=AssemblyDataParser.WPF"
<view:AssemblyUpdateDataView DataContext="{Binding Assembly, Source={x:Type local:App}}"/>
Show Assembly info (you can hide unnecessary fields):
xmlns:view="clr-namespace:AssemblyDataParser.WPF.View;assembly=AssemblyDataParser.WPF"
<view:AssemblyDataView DockPanel.Dock="Top" Margin="10,0" TrademarkVisibility="False"/>
You can also store version data in a file or in an embedded resource file and access it:
//Sample 1
var from_embed_resource_file = await Assembly.GetAssembly(typeof(Program)).GetDataFromJsonResourceFile<List<AssemblyVersionData>>("Versions.json");
// Sample 2
var from_file = AssemblyVersionData.GetVersionInfoFromFile("Versions.json");And you can use your personal type with my extensions to get data from file, stream or other embed file resources
public static async Task<T> GetDataFromFileAsync<T>(this string FilePath, JsonSerializerOptions options = null)
public static async Task<T> GetDataFromFileAsync<T>(this FileInfo file, JsonSerializerOptions options = null)
public static async Task<T> GetDataFromStreamAsync<T>(this Stream stream, JsonSerializerOptions options = null)in WPF you can use converters:
<ItemsControl ItemsSource="{Binding Converter={files:AssemblyVersionEmbedResourceConverter FileName=Versions.json }}">or if you use not embed file:
<ItemsControl ItemsSource="{Binding Converter={files:AssemblyVersionFileConverter FileName=Versions.json }}">
