🛠️ .NET: Easy (to use) Parser for your .NET Solution (.sln) Files. This project targets netstandard2.0 so it can basically be used anywhere you want. I've not yet run any performance tests.
var parser = new SolutionParser();
var parsedSolution = parser.Parse("path/to/your/solution.sln");// gives you a flat list of all the Projects/Solution-Folders in your Solution
var flat = parsedSolution.AllProjects;
// gives you a structured (Solution-Folders containing projects) of all the Projects/Solution-Folders in your solution
var structured = parsedSolution.Projects;
// this'll give you all the projects that are not a Solution-Folder
var noFolders = parsedSolution
.AllProjects
.OfType<SolutionProject>();
// this'll give you all the projects of the desired type (C# class libs in this case)
var csharpProjects = parsedSolution
.AllProjects
.Where(project => project.Type == ProjectType.CSharpClassLibrary);To develop and work with SlnParser you just need to clone this Repo somewhere on your PC and then open the Solution or the complete Source-Folder (under src) with your favorite IDE. No additional tools required.
Before you can start, you should restore all NuGet-Packages using dotnet restore if that's not done for you by your IDE.
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