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Commands.NET's main focus is for its users to enjoy writing code with the library and master it with relative ease. For this claim to have any value, a great deal is done to help a developer write intuitive and boilerplate-less code, alongside keeping documentation simple and complete.

Available Content:

📚 Modules

using Commands;

Learn about the modular-API, a scaleable approach with extended features.

📝 Parameter Types

using Commands;

Learn about the different parameter types that can be used in commands.

📦 Return Types

using Commands;

Understand the return types that can be used or how they can be extended in Commands.NET.

🔍 Dealing with Post-Execution

using Commands;

All about handling command results and treating custom return types.

🛑 Using Execution Conditions

using Commands;

Define your own checks to ensure commands will only run and succeed when they are allowed to.

📖 Type Parsing

using Commands;

Manage and create custom parsers for changing raw input into types.

🏗️ Builder API's

using Commands.Builders;

Understand the fluent builder API's and how they can be used to empower the end-user with customization.

Note

Commands.NET is contained largely in a single namespace: Commands. Separate namespaces only exist when a feature is not strictly related to the core set of features. In future versions, these namespaces may be migrated to separate packages, depending on demand.