94 packages returned for Tags:"Command-line"

A library for writing console applications. Extends Mono.Options to support separate commands from one console application.

docopt.net is the .net version of the docopt python beautiful command line parser. docopt.net helps you define an interface for your command-line app, and automatically generate a parser for it. docopt.net is based on conventions that have been used for decades in help messages and man pages for... More information

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A C# .NET Class Library containing tools for parsing the command line arguments of console applications.

Build command-line interfaces for TypedRest clients.

A global .NET Core tool for running xunit tests. Installation: dotnet tool install -g xunit-cli Usage: xunit <assemblyPath> [additionalArgs] This package was build from source code at https://github.com/natemcmaster/xunit-cli/tree/f7efd07a256c130eaafec55240da79b22858aa16

Adeptik Command Line Utils is lightweight library using for creating console applications.

Interactive command-line based application framework for C#

Attributes based Command-line interface for C#

Command-line progress bar that can go backwards

A simple, but very powerful, command-line parsing utility that automatically populates properties in your argument object. Handles data type conversions and data validation. Provides help text optimized for the console. See the project WIKI on Git for full list of features and documentation.

PDFtk Server is a command-line tool for working with PDFs.

A class that parses command-line/ClickOnce activation URI parameters.

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A platform-agnostic command parser and dispatcher.

A small Command Line Interpreter

Library for advanced formatting of console/terminal output. Format output like HTML using either .NET DSL (like LINQ to XML), or XAML with bindings (like WPF). Supports paragraphs, lists, grids, Unicode formatting, drawing, export to various formats and much more.

Arguments.NET is a library for interacting with command-line arguments.

Provides a command line arguments builder, methods to run executables and extract outputs, etc.

Features a MVP framework largely inspired by WebFormsMvp. Contrary to WebFormsMvp, it is not restricted to the WebForms platform; nevertheless, featurewise, it should be on par with it. Samples are available on the project web site.