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Features: * The dump output is separated from the targeted dump media by the familiar TextWriter interface * The programmer can dump the value of any type of object: primitive and enum types (including those marked with FlagsAttribute), custom classes, struct-s, collections, etc. * For complex type objects (classes and structs) the dumper outputs the names and the values of the properties * The dump is recursive: the complex members of the dumped object are dumped indented * Dumps the elements of sequences (arrays, lists, dictionaries, etc.) * Handles circular references * The developers can easily customize various aspects of the dump by using an attribute (DumpAttribute) on the classes and their members, such as: - the order in which the properties are dumped - formatting of the property names and/or values - suppressing the dump of some uninteresting properties - masking the values of sensitive properties (e.g. PII) - the depth of the recursion into complex members - the maximum number of dumped elements of sequence properties * The dumper picks the customization attributes also from buddy classes declared with MetadataTypeAttribute * Even if the class doesn't have any attributes, the programmer can still pass a metadata class as a separate parameter to the dumping method. This allows for control over the dump of BCL and third party classes * Built and tested with .NET 4.5.2, 4.6.2, 4.7.1, 4.7.2 For more information see the documentation at https://github.com/vmelamed/vm/blob/master/Aspects/Diagnostics/ObjectDumper.md.
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Features: * The dump output is separated from the targeted dump media by the familiar TextWriter interface * The programmer can dump the value of any type of object: primitive and enum types (including those marked with FlagsAttribute), custom classes, struct-s, collections, etc. * For complex type objects (classes and structs) the dumper outputs the names and the values of the properties * The dump is recursive: the complex members of the dumped object are dumped indented * Dumps the elements of sequences (arrays, lists, dictionaries, etc.) * Handles circular references * The developers can easily customize various aspects of the dump by using an attribute (DumpAttribute) on the classes and their members, such as: - the order in which the properties are dumped - formatting of the property names and/or values - suppressing the dump of some uninteresting properties - masking the values of sensitive properties (e.g. PII) - the depth of the recursion into complex members - the maximum number of dumped elements of sequence properties * The dumper picks the customization attributes also from buddy classes declared with MetadataTypeAttribute * Even if the class doesn't have any attributes, the programmer can still pass a metadata class as a separate parameter to the dumping method. This allows for control over the dump of BCL and third party classes * Built and tested with .NET 4.5.2, 4.6.2, 4.7.1, 4.7.2 For more information see the documentation at https://github.com/vmelamed/vm/blob/master/Aspects/Diagnostics/ObjectDumper.md.
We found that aspectobjectdumper demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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