dotnet-execute 0.5.0

dotnet-exec

Intro

dotnet-exec is a command line tool for executing C# program without a project file, and you can have your custom entry point other than Main method

Install/Update

Latest stable version:

dotnet tool update -g dotnet-execute

Latest preview version:

dotnet tool update -g dotnet-execute --prerelease

Examples

Execute local file:

dotnet-exec HttpPathJsonSample.cs

Execute local file with custom entry point:

dotnet-exec HttpPathJsonSample.cs --entry MainTest

Execute remote file:

dotnet-exec https://github.com/WeihanLi/SamplesInPractice/blob/master/net7Sample/Net7Sample/ArgumentExceptionSample.cs

Execute file with preview features:

dotnet-exec RawStringLiteral.cs --preview

Execute raw code:

dotnet-exec 'code:Console.WriteLine(1+1);'

Execute raw code with custom usings:

dotnet-exec 'code:WriteLine(1+1);' --using "static System.Console"

Execute raw code with docker

docker run --rm weihanli/dotnet-exec:0.4.0 dotnet-exec "code:(1+1).Dump()"

More

LanguageVersion

By default, it's using the latest language version, you can use the Preview version with --preview/--lang-version=Preview

EntryPoint

By default, it would use MainTest as the entry point, you can customize with --entry option

TargetFramework

By default, it would use net7.0 if you've installed .NET 7 SDK, otherwise use .NET 6 instead, you can customize with the -f/--framework option

CompilerType

By default, it would use the DefaultCodeCompiler to compile the code, you can customize with the --compiler-type option, and you can use -a/--advanced for --compiler-type=advanced