63 packages returned for Tags:"Case"

Changes string comparisons to case insensitive.

Flexberry Designer Command Line Application (CLI) package.

Small library to change case in strings. Based on node.js library: https://github.com/blakeembrey/change-case

Implementation of ITestCaseOrderer to enforcing xUnit to run the facts in strict order

it is VS 2012 Addin, 1. Create and update Test Case in TFS based on Code and Template 2. Bind Test Automation 3. Load Title and Summary From TFS Into Code you will find Microsoft.ECO.TestHelper.UserGuide.docx in your project root folder to get more detail support:xwj90@hotmail.com

The official .NET API library for Kayako 4.

JoyMoe.Common Converter and Naming Policy for System.Text.Json

Enables saving a video of test execution

This package helps to deal with string

ConvertCase : ToCamelCase, uppercase and pascal case and proper case

NPetrovich is library which inflects Russian names to given grammatical case. It supports first names, last names and middle names inflections.

Fork of https://github.com/leonibr/efcore-snakecase. Extension Method to SnakeCase all EFCore v3.x database structures (tables, relations, schemas, etc.) so your entity 'PersonLog' will become a table 'person_log' and so on. The significant difference in this fork is how parts of an identifier in... More information

A more light-weight .Net port of Petrovich - склонение русских фамилий, имен и отчеств. See also official .Net port https://github.com/petrovich/petrovich-net

Some string extensions (comparing with ignore case and so on).

ConvertCaseNEt is a simple converter style writing variabels in .NET converting CamelCase To Snake.

contains extions mehtods to create a functional switch, wich is described under http://bartdesmet.net/blogs/bart/archive/2008/03/30/a-functional-c-type-switch.aspx

Extension Methods If, Switch, Select, In, InRange, Log and more

A library for F# like functional patten matching based on the work of Bob Nystrom.

Extension methods for changing case of string

These extensions make it easy to chain Linq expressions based on conditions—useful for sorting, filtering, and paging.