peSHIr.Core 0.0.29-alpha

About

What's this?

This library contains some utility functions I have been developing over the last decade or so (some even longer) and that I use extensively in almost anything I write/maintain these days.

What's so special about that?

There might not be anything really special about this, but maybe you think some of this is useful in your daily .NET developing life? These include things like:

• An interface plus some utility code for optionally supplying basic progress messages to callers/UI.
• Formatting of values/messages for the purpose of showing information to (UIs used by) human users.
• Parsing/unparsing string values to/from strongly typed values.
• Some utility extension methods on sequences/collections.
• Abstract base and concrete sub classes for working with sets and ranges.
• Some math and calculation related code.

Who created this?

My name is Jarno Peschier. I started programming on a Commodore 64 in high school, got a masters degree in Computer Science at Utrecht University at the end of the last century, specializing in GIS algorithms, and I have been developing software all my professional life.

You might also know me by my online name of peSHIr, which is basically the way you write my last name phonetically in Klingon.

I currently work as software developer at Dutch engineering firm Iv where I personally handle all software development around our scan vehicle using multiple third party software packages, C#, and PowerShell. The laserscan and photo data we collect with the vehicle is used in infrastructure projects all over the Netherlands, but also for monitoring things like trees or quay walls in Amsterdam.

How do I use it?

Currently I am in the process of setting up the package, so really at the moment you can not do very much more than flatten a sequence of sequences into a flat sequence like this

using peSHIr.Collections;
//...
IEnumerable<List<int>> values = [[1, 2, 3, 4, 5], [99], [2024,2025]];
IEnumerable<int>? flat = values.Flatten();

Don't worry, winter... ehh... more useful code... is coming, including the code from a blog post of mine from 2011. 😉

There is more there already now, but it's not fleshed out or documented all yet. That should (also) be coming.

Download

This library is available as a NuGet package on https://nuget.org. To install it, use the following command-line:

dotnet add package peSHIr.Core

License and Versioning

This library is licensed under the MIT License - please see the LICENSE file for details - and makes use of Semantic Versioning to try and give meaning to the version numbers, at least for the non-prereleased stuff.

Credits

This library wouldn't have been possible without the following:

• xUnit - Community-focused unit testing tool for .NET by Brad Wilson
• FluentAssertions - Support library for using fluent unit test assertions by Dennis Doomen
• Polysharp - Generated, source-only polyfills for C# language features by Sergio Pedri
• Matrix Inversion Using C# - MSDN article by James McCaffrey

Show your appreciation for my work

If you like what you see/use you could try one of these links to let me know:

• Buy me a Coffee
• Tip Me

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• TODO: other projects
• TODO: related projects I think are cool or interesting for the consumers of this project
• My English blog (long dead at the moment..)
• My Dutch blog (long dead at the moment..)