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ConsoleFx.Code
ConsoleFx is a framework to build command-line applications, with support for command-line argument parsing and handling, with built-in error handling and validation support. This is the code package for the ConsoleFx core, which provides a fluent API for creating command-line applications. Use this package if you want to embed the ConsoleFx core into your application instead of having a dependency on the ConsoleFx assemblies. If you wish to reference the ConsoleFx binaries, then use the ConsoleFx package instead. Visit http://consolefx.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=Adv_Deployment for details on ConsoleFx deployment scenarios. Visit the project URL for documentation or download the full package to obtain the sample applications.
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ConsoleFx is a framework to build command-line applications, with support for command-line argument parsing and handling, with built-in error handling and validation support. This is the code package for the ConsoleFx core, which provides a fluent API for creating command-line applications. Use this package if you want to embed the ConsoleFx core into your application instead of having a dependency on the ConsoleFx assemblies. If you wish to reference the ConsoleFx binaries, then use the ConsoleFx package instead. Visit http://consolefx.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=Adv_Deployment for details on ConsoleFx deployment scenarios. Visit the project URL for documentation or download the full package to obtain the sample applications.
We found that consolefx.code 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.
Package last updated on 21 Jun 2012
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