Manage your .*proj and .sln with commandline.
Use dnproj to edit your MSBuild/XBuild projects (.*proj files).
For example:
dnproj new ConsoleApplication1 -t csharp
to create a new project with "Hello, World!" template, written in C#.
dnproj add SomeClass.cs
to add existing .cs file to your project.
dnproj add-ref System.Numerics
to add a reference to your project.
then...
xbuild
to build your project.
Use dnsln to edit your MSBuild/XBuild solutions (.sln files).
For example:
dnsln new ConsoleApplication1 -t csharp
to create a new solution with a new project with "Hello, World!" template.
dnsln add-proj Library1.csproj
to add an existing project to your solution.
dnsln buildconf add Debug\|x64
to add 'Debug|x64' configuration to your solution.
then...
xbuild
to build your solution.
You can easily install, update, remove, and restore NuGet packages.
dnproj nuget install NuGet.Core EntityFramework:5.0.0
dnproj nuget update
dnproj nuget remove EntityFramework
dnproj nuget restore
If you want to restore NuGet packages in a solution, please use the original nuget command.
DNProj itself requires Mono 3.x or later.
Building DNProj requires make, git and curl.
Just type:
PREFIX=/path/to/your/destination make installCopy misc/zsh-completion/* to your $FPATH.
Make sure dnproj and dnsln are in your $PATH before use.
When you use dnproj to install, update, restore, or search NuGet packages, dnproj will automatically store the names of the packages.
They will be stored to /tmp/*.cache, where the * represents the escaped url of the NuGet repository you have used.
Those cached names will be used as suggestion when you do dnproj nuget install, from the next time.
...is GPL v3.
Any files generated by this software will not be licensed under GPL.
DNProj uses a template licensed under the X11 license, to generate project files and source code files. See DNProj/Templates.cs.