dotnet-execute 0.27.0

dotnet-exec

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中文介绍

Intro

dotnet-exec is a command-line tool for executing C# program without a project file, and you can have your custom entry point other than the Main method

Slides:

• Makes C# more simple -- .NET Conf China 2022
• dotnet-exec simpler C# -- .NET Conf China 2023 Watch Party Shanghai

Github Action for executing without dotnet environment

• https://github.com/WeihanLi/dotnet-exec-action
• https://github.com/marketplace/actions/dotnet-exec

Install/Update

dotnet tool

Latest stable version:

dotnet tool update -g dotnet-execute

Latest preview version:

dotnet tool update -g dotnet-execute --prerelease

Install failed? try the command below:

dotnet tool update -g dotnet-execute --source https://api.nuget.org/v3/index.json

dotnet tool update -g dotnet-execute --prerelease --add-source https://api.nuget.org/v3/index.json --ignore-failed-sources

Uninstall or failed to update? Try uninstall and install again

dotnet tool uninstall -g dotnet-execute

Container support

Execute with docker

docker run --rm weihanli/dotnet-exec:latest "1+1"

docker run --rm weihanli/dotnet-exec:latest "Guid.NewGuid()"

docker run --rm --pull=always weihanli/dotnet-exec:latest "ApplicationHelper.RuntimeInfo"

Execute with podman

podman run --rm weihanli/dotnet-exec:latest "1+1"

podman run --rm weihanli/dotnet-exec:latest "Guid.NewGuid()"

podman run --rm --pull=always weihanli/dotnet-exec:latest "ApplicationHelper.RuntimeInfo"

for the full image tag list, see https://hub.docker.com/r/weihanli/dotnet-exec/tags

Examples

Get started

Execute local file:

dotnet-exec HttpPathJsonSample.cs

Execute a local file with custom entry point:

dotnet-exec 'HttpPathJsonSample.cs' --entry MainTest

Execute remote file:

dotnet-exec https://github.com/WeihanLi/SamplesInPractice/blob/master/net7Sample/Net7Sample/ArgumentExceptionSample.cs

Execute raw code:

dotnet-exec 'Console.WriteLine(1+1);'

Execute the raw script:

dotnet-exec '1 + 1'

dotnet-exec 'Guid.NewGuid()'

References

Execute raw code with custom references:

NuGet package reference:

dotnet-exec 'CsvHelper.GetCsvText(new[]{1,2,3}).Dump();' -r "nuget: WeihanLi.Npoi,3.0.0" -u "WeihanLi.Npoi"

Local dll reference:

dotnet-exec 'CsvHelper.GetCsvText(new[]{1,2,3}).Dump();' -r "./out/WeihanLi.Npoi.dll" -u "WeihanLi.Npoi"

Local dll in a folder references:

dotnet-exec 'CsvHelper.GetCsvText(new[]{1,2,3}).Dump();' -r "folder: ./out" -u "WeihanLi.Npoi"

Local project reference:

dotnet-exec 'CsvHelper.GetCsvText(new[]{1,2,3}).Dump();' -r "project: ./WeihanLi.Npoi.csproj" -u "WeihanLi.Npoi"

Framework reference:

dotnet-exec 'WebApplication.Create().Run();' --reference 'framework:web'

Web framework reference in one option:

dotnet-exec 'WebApplication.Create().Run();' --web

Usings

Execute raw code with custom usings:

dotnet-exec 'WriteLine(1+1);' --using "static System.Console"

Execute script with custom reference:

dotnet-exec 'CsvHelper.GetCsvText(new[]{1,2,3}).Dump()' -r "nuget:WeihanLi.Npoi,3.0.0" -u WeihanLi.Npoi

More

Execute with additional dependencies

dotnet-exec 'typeof(LocalType).FullName.Dump();' --ad FileLocalType2.cs

dotnet-exec 'typeof(LocalType).FullName.Dump();' --addition FileLocalType2.cs

Execute with exacting references and usings from the project file

dotnet-exec 'typeof(LocalType).FullName.Dump();' --project ./Sample.csproj

Execute file with preview features:

dotnet-exec RawStringLiteral.cs --preview

Config Profile

You can customize the config you used often into a config profile to reuse it for convenience.

List the profiles had configured:

dotnet-exec profile ls

Configure a profile:

dotnet-exec profile set web -r "nuget:WeihanLi.Web.Extensions" -u 'WeihanLi.Web.Extensions' --web --wide false

Get the profile details:

dotnet-exec profile get web

Remove the profile not needed:

dotnet-exec profile rm web

Executing with specific profile config:

dotnet-exec 'WebApplication.Create().Chain(_=>_.MapRuntimeInfo()).Run();' --profile web --using 'WeihanLi.Extensions'

Executing with specific profile config and remove preset specific using:

dotnet-exec 'WebApplication.Create().Run();' --profile web --using '-WeihanLi.Extensions'

Alias command

The alias command allows you to manage aliases for frequently used commands.

List aliases

To list all configured aliases, use the list subcommand:

dotnet-exec alias list

You can also use dotnet-exec alias ls to list aliases.

Set alias

To set a new alias, use the set subcommand followed by the alias name and value:

dotnet-exec alias set <aliasName> <aliasValue>

For example, to set an alias for generating a new GUID:

dotnet-exec alias set guid "Guid.NewGuid()"

Unset alias

To remove an existing alias, use the unset subcommand followed by the alias name:

dotnet-exec alias unset <aliasName>

For example, to remove the guid alias:

dotnet-exec alias unset guid

Acknowledgements

• Roslyn
• NuGet.Clients
• System.CommandLine
• Thanks JetBrains for the open source Rider license
• Many thanks to the contributors and users for this project