FluentConsole.Net

Using .Net Console In Elegant Way !

✔ Easy to use and develop , clean code , and also designed to be fully thread-safe.

✔ FluentConsole.Net uses fluent builder pattern.

✔ FluentConsole.Net has fluent extension methods to write directly on Console.

✔ FluentConsole.Net is able to use FastLog.Net logger to also log the data when printing on the Console.

⬛ Screen Shots ⬛

Contributions 🤝

Since this is a new repository , there's no contributor yet! , But FluentConsole.Net welcomes and appreciates any contribution , pull request or bug report.

How To Use ❔

• An elegant fluent builder pattern to work with Console 👇

FluentConsole.Console
             .WithFontColor(ConsoleColor.Yellow)
             .WithBackColor(ConsoleColor.DarkGray)
             .Write(DateTime.Now.ToString())
             .AddSpace()
             .WriteLine("Fluent Console For .Net")
             .AddCharacter('*', 20)
             .AddBreakLine(2)
             .WriteLine("Developed By Shayan Firoozi")
             .Print();

• Another Example with FastLog.Net , high performance logger 👇

   FluentConsole.AttachLogger(fastLogger);

   FluentConsole.Console
                   .WithTitle("This is the Fluent Console For .Net")
                   .WithFontColor(ConsoleColor.Yellow)
                   .AddLine(LineWidth: 20)
                   .Write("Who wants to live forever ?!")
                   .Beep()
                   .PrintAndLog();

• Also u can easily use built-in Extension Methods 👇

1364.WriteLineOnConsole(Formatted: true);
true.WriteLineOnConsole();
false.WriteLineOnConsole(YesNoFormat: true);

// Also for List<string>
List<string> greatest = new List<string>() { "David Gilmour", "Joe Satriani", "Stevie Ray Vaughan", "Slash !", "Paul Mccartney" };
greatest.WriteLineOnConsole();


// Printing your Exception object as easy as hell !

new InvalidOperationException("This a test exception I want to throw !!").WriteLineOnConsoleWithJSON();

new InvalidOperationException("This a test exception I want to throw !!").WriteLineOnConsole();


// Print DateTime object in proper and also optional format on console

FluentConsole.Console.WriteLine(DateTime.Now).Print();

FluentConsole.Console.WriteLine(DateTime.Now,"HH:mm:ss").Print();

• FastConsole methods 👇

FastConsole.PrintText("This is a Normal text !\n");

FastConsole.PrintInfo("This is an Info text !\n");

FastConsole.PrintNote("This is a Note text !\n");

FastConsole.PrintTodo("This is a Todo text !\n");

FastConsole.PrintWarning("This is a Warning message !\n");

FastConsole.PrintAlert("This is an Alert message !\n");

FastConsole.PrintDebug("This is a Debug message !\n");

FastConsole.PrintError("This is an Error message !\n");

FastConsole.PrintException(new InvalidCastException("This is a test Exception from \"FluentConsole.Net\"\n"));

FastConsole.PrintSystem("This is a System message!\n");

FastConsole.PrintSecurity("This is a Security message!\n");

• Symbolic Print with Style methods 👇

FluentConsole.FastConsole.PrintSymbolicText("I AM A STYLISH TEXT", FontStyle.StyleA, ConsoleColor.DarkCyan);

Known Issues ‼

Not Reported Yet! 😎

License ©

FluentConsole.Net is an open source software, licensed under the terms of MIT license. See LICENSE for more details.

How to build 🛠

Use Visual Studio 2022 and open the solution 'FluentConsole.sln'.

FluentConsole.Net solution is setup to support following .Net versions :

• .Net Core 8.0
• .Net Core 7.0
• .Net Core 6.0
• .Net Framework 4.8

Note:
Since the FluentConsole.Net solution is supporting multi target frameworks , to build the solution successfully you should install all .Net versions above , otherwise you can easily exclude not interested framework(s) by editing TargetFrameworks tag in the FluentConsole.Net Project File.

Donations 💲

If you would like to financially support FluentConsole.Net, first of all, thank you! Please read DONATIONS for my crypto wallets !

Version History 🕙

Please read CHANGELOG for more and track changing details.