NuGet Packages

Browse our open source NuGet packages available on nuget.org.

NTokenizers

A powerful and flexible collection of stream-based tokenizers designed for high-performance processing of XML, JSON, HTML, YAML, Markdown, TypeScript, CSS, C# and SQL.

Parse a stream:

await [Language]Tokenizer.Create().ParseAsync(stream, onToken: async token =>
{
    // Handle tokens as they arrive
});

Markdown to HTML:

// Fragment (body-only)
string html = MarkdownConverter.ToHtml(markdown);

// Stream-to-stream conversion
await MarkdownConverter.WriteHtmlDocumentAsync(inputStream, writer);

NTokenizers.Extensions.Spectre.Console

Bring your console output to life with rich, styled syntax highlighting. These Spectre.Console extensions seamlessly build on NTokenizers and support XML, JSON, Markdown, TypeScript, CSS, C# and SQL.

Styled console output:

await AnsiConsole.Console.WriteMarkdownAsync(stream);

FluentDefaults

Define default values clearly and expressively using a fluent API. FluentDefaults improves readability and consistency in your .NET code, inspired by the elegance of FluentValidation.

Define defaults:

public class PersonDefaulter : AbstractDefaulter<Person>
{
    public PersonDefaulter()
    {
        DefaultFor(x => x.Id).Is(() => Guid.NewGuid());
        DefaultFor(x => x.IsVip).Is(false);
        DefaultFor(x => x.Discount).Is(20m).When(x => x.IsVip == true);
        DefaultFor(x => x.Discount).Is(10m).When(x => x.IsVip == false);
    }
}

SourceDepend

Reduce boilerplate and boost productivity with this C# source generator. SourceDepend leverages Roslyn to automatically generate dependency injection constructors at compile time.

Auto-generate constructors:

public partial class ExampleService
{
    [Dependency] private readonly IRepository repository;
    [Dependency] private readonly ILogger logger;
    // Constructor is generated automatically
}

NameCaser

Effortlessly convert PascalCase to other naming conventions. Perfect for code generation, serialization, and maintaining consistent naming across your .NET projects.

Convert naming conventions:

using NameCaser;

var simple = "SomeSimpleString";
Console.WriteLine(simple.ToCamelCase());    // someSimpleString
Console.WriteLine(simple.ToSnakeCase());    // some_simple_string
Console.WriteLine(simple.ToKebabCase());    // some-simple-string
Console.WriteLine(simple.ToSpaceCase());    // Some simple string
Console.WriteLine(simple.ToConstantCase()); // SOME_SIMPLE_STRING