Library of supporting code for .NET. Observable collections, settings storage registry and .ini files, deep object cloning, command line parser, stream chaining and segmenting, license key transformation and many more things.
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  • Status: Stable and mature. Several projects are using this library, and it has received extensive testing on Linux and Windows.

  • Platforms: Cross-platform, developed on Linux but also tested and working without any known issues on Windows.

Nuclex.Support

This library aims to be your trusty toolbox of supporting code for problems that come up in any type of project. It consists of carefully chosen and well-designed pieces that aid you in dealing with settings storage, change notifications, stream processing, object cloning and more.

There are unit tests for the whole library, so everything is verifiably working on all platforms tested (Linux, Windows, Raspberry).