Top 20 NuGet types Packages

Commonly used models, enumerations and types.

The ultimate file-extension & mime-type library with over 14,000+ signatures. Quickly detect extensions & mime types from a stream or byte array using magic numbers (file headers) and magic words. A default signature library is included and can be expanded using Mime-Detective.Definitions.Condense...

Core data types library for Masterloop Cloud Services.

A C# library with main purpose to reduce boilerplate code and avoid bugs thanks to stronger typing. Utilizes many concepts from functional programming languages that are also applicable in C#. Originally written by Honza Široký.

Big Book of Data Types is a collection of various data types including Vector3, Set, RingBuffer, PriorityQueue, Fractions, and DateSpan. It also includes a number of extension methods for types found already in .Net.

Shared types related to Types.

TypeNameFormatter provides some extension methods that can be used instead of Type.ToString() to format a type's name the way it would look in C#: * StringBuilder.AppendFormattedName(Type, [TypeNameFormatOptions]) * Type.GetFormattedName([TypeNameFormatOptions]) See the README at the project's Git...

Ultimate Rx.Net extension. Turn primitive variable to be reactive ! Refer to readme for more details and examples

Guess the C# Types for a untyped strings e.g. "12.123"

Package Description

User-defined types change notifications support for Entity Framework Core

MIME content type definitions mapped with file extensions and file signatures.

Bicep types generated from public Azure OpenAPI specs

Shared contracts for Bicep types

A .NET library with helpful extensions for primitive types - such as formatting strings with named placeholders.

GraphQLQuery CustomTypes (TimeSpan)

Types and parsers for working with the URI Template specification in RFC 6570

Types and parsers for working with the URI specification in RFC 3986

Types and parsers for working with the Language specification in RFC 5646

Types and parsers for working with the HTTP Patch specification in RFC 5789 and RFC 7231