Lightweight parser for GS1 strings to be used in .NET applications.
The library is available via NuGet packages:
NuGet | Description | Version |
---|---|---|
SimpleSoft.Gs1Parser | parser implementation for standard GS1 codes |
Install-Package SimpleSoft.Gs1Parser
dotnet add package SimpleSoft.Gs1Parser
This library is compatible with the following frameworks:
SimpleSoft.Gs1Parser
- .NET 5.0+;
- .NET Framework 4.5+;
- .NET Standard 1.0+;
Parsing of GS1 strings are made via Gs1Parser
instances, that can be configured via Gs1ParserOptions
class.
var gs1Parser = new Gs1Parser(new Gs1ParserOptions
{
Separator = ';'
});
var gs1 = gs1Parser.Parse("10AB111;17260630");
Assert.Equal("AB111", gs1[Gs1ApplicationIdentifierType.Batch].DataContent); // gs1["10"].DataContent
Assert.Equal("260630", gs1[Gs1ApplicationIdentifierType.UseBy].DataContent); // gs1["17"].DataContent
The library also provides both a default options and parser that can be used instead of initializing your own instances (the parser implementation is thread safe, you can use it as a singleton across your application):
Gs1ParserOptions.Default.Separator = ';';
var gs1 = Gs1Parser.Default.Parse("10AB111;17260630");
Assert.Equal("AB111", gs1[Gs1ApplicationIdentifierType.Batch].DataContent);
Assert.Equal("260630", gs1[Gs1ApplicationIdentifierType.UseBy].DataContent);
As a note, if you initialize a Gs1Parser
instance without passing an options, it will use the default one.
// both lines are equivalent
new Gs1Parser();
new Gs1Parser(Gs1ParserOptions.Default);