Dot Net Power Extensions

A set of extensions classes, helpers and methods, that extend and simplify the capabilities of the .Net framework.

Main Packages

As of version 5.0. the set of packages produced by this repository have been consolidated again. The following table summarizes this information:

NuGet Package Name	Version	Summary
SequelPay.DotNetPowerExtensions		Primary package for this repo, comprised of all smaller packages. Includs basic additions and extensions to the core .Net frameworks. read more.
SequelPay.DotNetPowerExtensions.Reflection		Extensions and helpers for .Net Reflection, as well as the `TypeDetailInfo` system which simplifies many aspects of reflection. Read more.
SequelPay.DotNetPowerExtensions.RoslynExtensions		Extensions and helpers for the .Net Roslyn framework.

All of these packages areautomatically installed with the main SequelPay.DotNetPowerExtensions package.

They can however be installed individually instead.

NuGet Package Name	Version	Summary
SequelPay.DotNetPowerExtensions.EnumerableExtensions		Helper extension methods for `IEnumerable`.
SequelPay.DotNetPowerExtensions.StringExtensions		Helper methods for C# strings.
SequelPay.DotNetPowerExtensions.Union		A Union type for .Net. see features, demos and examples.
SequelPay.DotNetPowerExtensions.NonDelegate		Attribute and analyzer to prevent assigning a method to a delegate/lambda (as well as passing it to a method). see features, demos and examples.
SequelPay.DotNetPowerExtensions.DependencyInjection		An attribute system with analyzers for DI use, so that the service class can be declared for DI with Attributes. Also adding the concept of `Local` services (which can be helpful for one time services or for services requiring intialization). see features, demos and examples.
SequelPay.DotNetPowerExtensions.MustInitialize		Attributes and analyzers to require intialization of a property field, this is similar to the modern C# `required` but more sophisticated and more flexible. (For example you can: - Initialize it in a sub class and remove the requirment via `Initialized` - suppress it which is useful for test code - Use in DI with the DependencyInjection package `Local` system). see features, demos and examples.