Commandr

Simple package that allows you to bind startup parameters directly to methods.

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Table of Contents

• Installation
• Usage

Installation

• run Install-Package Commandr_JonekCode via Package Manager.

All functionality is now accessible via 'Commandr' namespace.

Usage

• Create a class that'll be your Command Controller, then add [CmdController] on top of its' declaration as seen here:

[CmdController]
class StartupManager
{

}

• Add a method to your class for each parameter you want your controller to process:

Make sure your methods are static and your arguments start with - or --.

[CmdHook("-one")]
public static void PrintOne(string a, string b)
{
    Console.WriteLine($"{a} - {b}");
}

[CmdHook("-two")]
public static void PrintTwo()
{
    Console.WriteLine("No argument there :)");
}

• Add this line anywhere in your Main() to let the controller know when to process the arguments:

CmdController.Process(args);

• The result of running this example app with -one "yes" "no" -two as the startup params is:

yes - no
No argument there :)