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Clearer as Nuget package

Andrei Ignat — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 05:07:43 +0000

It was not so difficult to make Clearer as NuGet package. Just analyzing MVC Sitemap package done the trick. So the package looks like:

You can install from http://nuget.org/packages/Clearer or download a sample application http://clearer.codeplex.com

( What he does ?

In every application there are some variables that are set by the ASP.NET application( ASP.NET_SessionId cookie ) and some that are set by the programmer( cached data in Application/Session/Cache/Cookies and so on).
I wanted every time to have a page where I can “clear” / delete those – and not found. So it’s the Clearer project.
Possible uses:
For developers – when they want to see what happens when a cache item no longer exists
For developers – to put to site admins some simple tool to reload data from Cache/Application . Just edit the LoadAll function to load only Cache/Application
For developers – to test easily the session. Just delete ASP.NET_SessionId cookie – you will get another one when you refresh the page.

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So please install Nuget package from http://nuget.org/packages/Clearer and tell me if it works!

Hydrating

Andrei Ignat — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 07:52:00 +0000

My first Nuget project: Hydrating. Also a Codeplex project : http://hydrating.codeplex.com/

It can re-make an object by adding items of “property/value”

It comes in 2 flavors: .NET 2.0 ( reflection ) and .NET 4 ( expression).

Sample Usage:

Sample usage:
var Model = new HydrateGeneric();
Model.AddNewProperty("OneProp", "bb");
Model.AddNewProperty("newData.StartDate", DateTime.Now.AddDays(1).ToString());
Model.AddNewProperty("newData.SecondProp", "AB");
Model.AddNewProperty("newData.aOne.ThirdProp", "XXX");
var data = Model.NewObject();
Console.WriteLine(data.newData.SecondProp);
Console.WriteLine(data.newData.StartDate);
Console.WriteLine(data.newData.aOne.ThirdProp);

It comes from a Paulo Morgado idea from http://msmvps.com/blogs/paulomorgado/archive/tags/ExpressionTrees/default.aspx . However, his initialization does not specify property name – so it’s rather error prone if you do not specify properties + values in right order. I have somewhat improved by

Model. AddNewProperty("OneProp", "bb");

Enjoy!

http://hydrating.codeplex.com/

https://nuget.org/packages/Hydrate