Testura.Code is a wrapper around the Roslyn API and used for generation, saving and and compiling C# code. It provides methods and helpers to generate classes, methods, statements and expressions.
It provide helpers to generate:
- Classes
- Methods
- Parameters
- Arguments
- Attributes
- Fields
- Properties
But also simple statements like:
- Declaration statements (for example declare and assign variables)
- Iterations statements (for example for-loop)
- Jump statements (for example return)
- Selection statement (for example if-statements)
- Expression statements (for example invoke methods)
Install
NuGet
https://www.nuget.org/packages/Testura.Code
PM> Install-Package Testura.Code
Usage
Testura.Code have three different types of helpers:
Generators
- The most basic kinds of code generators, for example fields, properties and modifiers.Statement
- Helpers for regular statements and expressions, for example declare and assign a variable or invoke a method.Builders
- Currently we have two builder - One class builder and one method builder. These have the highest abstraction and are easy to use.
Documentation
- Wiki -https://github.com/Testura/Testura.Code/wiki
- Api - https://testura.github.io/Code/api/index.html
Examples
Hello world
Here is an example on how to generate, save and compile a simple hello world.
Generate
var @class = new ClassBuilder("Program", "HelloWorld")
.WithUsings("System")
.WithModifiers(Modifiers.Public)
.WithMethods(
new MethodBuilder("Main")
.WithModifiers(Modifiers.Public, Modifiers.Static)
.WithParameters(new Parameter("args", typeof(string[])))
.WithBody(
BodyGenerator.Create(
Statement.Expression.Invoke("Console", "WriteLine", new List<IArgument>() { new ValueArgument("Hello world") }).AsStatement(),
Statement.Expression.Invoke("Console", "ReadLine").AsStatement()
))
.Build())
.Build();
This code will generate following code:
using System;
namespace HelloWorld
{
public class Program
{
public static void Main(String[] args)
{
Console.WriteLine("Hello world");
Console.ReadLine();
}
}
}
Save
var saver = new CodeSaver();
// As a string
var generatedCode = saver.SaveCodeAsString(@class);
// Or to file
saver.SaveCodeToFile(@class, @"/path/HelloWorld.cs");
Compile
var compiler = new Compiler();
//To a dll
// From string
var result = await compiler.CompileSourceAsync(@"/path/HelloWorld.dll", generatedCode);
// From file
var result = await compiler.CompileFilesAsync(@"/path/HelloWorld.dll", @"/path/HelloWorld.cs");
//In memory (without creating a dll)
// From string
var result = await compiler.CompileSourceInMemoryAsync(generatedCode);
// From file
var result = await compiler.CompileFilesInMemoryAsync(@"/path/HelloWorld.cs");
Missing anything?
If we miss a feature, syntax or statements - just create an issue or contact us and I'm sure we can add it.
It is also possible for you to contribute with your own feature. Simply add a pull request and we will look at it.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE.md file for details.
Contact
Visit www.testura.net, twitter at @testuranet or email at mille.bostrom@testura.net