xunit.assert by: jnewkirk bradwilson

Includes the assertion library from xUnit.net (xunit.assert.dll). Supports .NET Standard 1.1+ and .NET 6.0+.

xunit.core by: jnewkirk bradwilson

Includes the libraries for writing unit tests with xUnit.net.

xunit.extensibility.core by: jnewkirk bradwilson

Includes xunit.core.dll for extensibility purposes. Supports .NET 4.5.2 or later, and .NET Standard 1.1.

xunit.extensibility.execution by: jnewkirk bradwilson

Includes xunit.execution.*.dll for extensibility purposes. Supports .NET 4.5.2 or later, and .NET Standard 1.1.

Xunit.SkippableFact by: Andrew Arnott

Make your Xunit test methods self-determine to report a "skipped" result. Useful for such cases as "not supported on this platform" results or other environmental inputs.

YamlDotNet by: Antoine Aubry

A .NET library for YAML. YamlDotNet provides low level parsing and emitting of YAML as well as a high level object model similar to XmlDocument.

YamlDotNet.NetCore by: Antoine Aubry Adam Hathcock

YamlDotNet.NetCore

YesSql.Abstractions by: Sebastien Ros

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YesSql.Core by: Sebastien Ros

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YesSql.Provider.Common by: Sebastien Ros

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YesSql.Provider.Sqlite by: Sebastien Ros

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YesSql.Storage.Sql by: Sebastien Ros

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Z.Expressions.Eval by: ZZZ Projects

C# Eval Expression is an Eval function. You can Evaluate, Compile and Execute C# code at runtime. Example: https://dotnetfiddle.net/COq6FC Include free and prime features.

ZKWeb.System.Drawing by: ZKWeb.System.Drawing

This is a .Net Core compatible System.Drawing implementation modified from mono project, works on windows and linux. Please see project site for more information.

zlib.net by: Jean-loup Gailly Mark Adler ComponentAce

ZLIB.NET is a 100% managed version of ZLIB compression library which implements deflate and inflate compression algorithms (zlib format).

ZooKeeperNetEx by: Shay Hazor

A .NET async Client fully compliant with ZooKeeper, supporting all features. Fully Task-based Asynchronous (async/await). A great measure has been taken to follow the logic of the official Java client, including all relevant unit tests. In fact, the code is almost identical. Thus allowing easy evolution alongside the Java version.