171 packages returned for Tags:"github"

Seq app to create issues on GitHub

An async-based GitHub API client library for .NET and .NET Core

Generates source link for GitHub repositories.

The easy way to generate release notes for your Git projects

Skybrud.Social is a framework in .NET for integration with various social services like Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. The framework will handle all the technical parts and API communication so you don't have to.

Tool for creating and exporting releases for software applications hosted on GitHub

Firebase authentication library. It can generate Firebase auth token based on given OAuth token (issued by Google, Facebook...). This Firebase token can then be used with REST queries against Firebase endpoints.

An IObservable based GitHub API client library for .NET and .NET Core using Reactive Extensions

ASP.NET Core security middleware enabling GitHub authentication.

This package provides support for receiving WebHooks from GitHub. For information about GitHub WebHooks, see "https://developer.github.com/webhooks/".

A helper library to generate GitHub JWT from GitHub Apps private key

Add Auth0 authentication dialog to Windows Forms or WPF applications.

Wyam is a simple to use, highly modular, and extremely configurable static content generator. This library contains modules for interacting with GitHub.

Tool for creating and exporting releases for software applications hosted on GitHub.

GitHub's icon font. Package issues can be reported at https://github.com/xt0rted/octicons-nuget

Kiwi.Markdown helps you embed your GitHub wiki locally by transforming GitHub flavored Markdown to HTML with support for syntax highlighting. Useful in e.g an ASP.Net MVC app. I'm using my GitHub Wiki and also want the wiki documentation at the project website as well. Kiwi helps me with that.

Assists in migrating serialized JSON.Net objects

ASP.NET Core GitHub WebHooks infrastructure. Contains the GitHubWebHookAttribute class and AddGitHubWebHooks method.

Automatically creates task lists on referenced issues, back linking to the source issue and automatically updated.

Automatically close issues via standard GitHub mechanism (i.e. 'fixes #123'), regardless of the commit branch.