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Extensions for ILogger which allows using Microsoft.Extensions.Logging like NLog.

A collection of useful extension methods.

MSTest TestContext logger provider implementation for Microsoft.Extensions.Logging.

Extends Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Relational with some raw SQL methods. Directly invoke ExecuteScalar/ExecuteReader on DbContext. Bulk update and delete rows.

Extends Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration.Json with a more convenient .AddJsonFile().

Provides a MSTest base class for tests based on IServiceProvider. Use common Startup.cs patterns like ConfigureServices(...), ConfigureConfiguration(...) and ConfigureLogging(...) to setup your tests.

Greatly simplify the code needed for assertions and TestMethod extensions.

A collection of extensions for typical WPF scenarios, like Boxes, Value Converters, Template Selectors and other helpful extensions.

MSTest TestContext configuration provider implementation for Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration.

Extensions for HttpClient. Provides convenient methods like GetVerified, PostAsJsonVerified, PostAsJsonWithResult and more which take care of error handling for you.

A consequent take on the MVVM pattern without any compromises.

Contains various WPF controls.

A library that warps the Ivanti Neurons for ITSM / Ivanti Service Manager (ISM) API in a nice user-friendly package.

Makes using the Microsoft.AspNet.DataProtection package more convenient, especially when using IAuthenticatedEncryptor.

Extends Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.SqlServer with bulk insert capabilities.

Simplifies the use of Microsoft.Extensions.Logging.EventLog.

A collection of timers.

Helpers for System.Text.Json. Most notably JsonExtensionObject as base class.

Provides a convenient way to run async tasks with proper callback and exception handling. This is especially useful when running async code from the UI context (e.g. WPF). Supports parallel Tasks, Cancellation... More information

Makes using the Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection package more convenient, especially when using IServiceScope.