ImGajeedsEasyConsole 1.0.2

EasyConsole

Project on NuGet:

ImGajeedsEasyConsole

ToDo:

- implement argon2 hashing for SecureString (Does not work yet)

Examples:

"Hello World" in color:

Console.WriteLine("Hello World", new Color(ConsoleColor.Green));

Password input:

var password = Console.ReadPassword("Password: ");

Yes / No Question:

var answer = Console.BoolQuestion("Would you like to continue?");
Console.WriteLine(answer);

Object Selection:

var options = new Options(new[]
{
    "Option 1",
    "Option 2",
    "Option 3"
});
var index = Console.SelectOption(options);
Console.WriteLine(index);

Form:

var lines = new[]
{
    "Firstname",
    "Lastname"
};
var values = Console.Form(lines);
     
Console.WriteLine(values[0]);
Console.WriteLine(values[1]);

Set Console Color:

Console.SetColor(new Color(ConsoleColor.Blue));
Console.WriteLine("This text should be blue");
Console.WriteLine("And this one too");

Documentation:

Color:

In the Color class you can define a fore- and or background color.
(Pretty self explaining)

var color = new Color(ConsoleColor.DarkBlue, ConsoleColor.DarkGray);

Note: You can use this Color in pretty much every other Console function.

Write:

With the Write function you can write text to the console and color it. This command will not make a new line in the console!

Console.Write("Text", color);

WriteLine:

This function is exactly the same as Write, except it does make a new line after it.

Console.Write("Text with new line", color)

ReadLine:

This function is like the one in System.Console. But here you can ask for something too.

var answer = Console.ReadLine();

//or

var answer = Console.ReadLine("Username: ", color);

ReadKey:

This one is completly like the one in System.Console.

var key = Console.ReadKey();

ReadPassword:

With this function you can ask for a Password that is returned as SecureString.

var pass = Console.ReadPassword();

//or

var pass = Console.ReadPassword("Password: ", color, passColor);

Yes / No Question (BoolQuestion):

With this function you can ask a yes/no question with a default value.
(yes = true, no = false)

var answer = Console.BoolQuestion("Would you like to continue?", def, color);

SelectOption:

With this function you can select from a string[] of options. Returned will be the index of the array. To select a option, move with the arrow keys and press enter.

var options = new[]
{
    "Option 1",
    "Option 2",
    "Option 3"
};
var index = Console.SelectOption(options);
Console.WriteLine(index);

Form:

With this function you can create a Form where users can input variables for multiple lines. To edit a field, select it with your arrow keys and and press enter. Now you can write.

var lines = new[]
{
    "Firstname",
    "Lastname"
};
var values = Console.Form(lines);
     
Console.WriteLine(values[0]);
Console.WriteLine(values[1]);

AwaitAnyKey:

This function waits for any key to press. You can enable or disable the message in the params.

Console.AwaitAnyKey();

AwaitEnter:

This function is like the AwaitAnyKey function, but it only waits for the enter key.

Console.AwaitEnter();

Clear:

With this function you can clear the whole console.

Console.WriteLine("Hello");
Console.WriteLine("World");
Console.Clear();

ClearLine:

With this function you can clear a specific line.

Console.WriteLine("Hello");
Console.WriteLine("World");
Console.ClearLine(0);

OverwriteLine:

With this function you can overwrite any line in the console.

Console.WriteLine("Hello");
Console.WriteLine("World");
Console.OverwriteLine(0, "Overwritten");

GetColor:

With this function you can get the current console color.

var color = Console.GetColor();

SetColor:

With this function you can set the current console color.

Console.SetColor(color);

CursorTop:

Get and set the CursorTop.

Console.CursorTop(0);
var top = Console.CursorTop();

CursorLeft:

Like the CursorTop you can get and set its position.

Console.CursorLeft(0);
var left = Console.CursorLeft();

BufferWidth:

Width this function you can get the BufferWidth.

var width = Console.BufferWidth();

BufferWidth:

Width this function you can get the BufferHeight.

var height = Console.BufferHeight();

License

This project has a MIT License: license

Contact

If you have any question please write to me on discord because im not that often on github.

ImGajeed76#5617