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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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

A resident presence runtime for Luxafor USB LED devices. Runs in your terminal, shows your availability status, plays expressive light signals, and switches the device to away by itself while your Windows... More information

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 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