SharpCompress by: Adam Hathcock

SharpCompress is a compression library for NET 4.8/NET Standard 2.0/NET Standard 2.1/NET 5.0/NET 6.0/NET 7.0/NET 8.0/NET 9.0/NET 10.0 that can unrar, decompress 7zip, decompress xz, zip/unzip, tar/untar lzip/unlzip, bzip2/unbzip2 and gzip/ungzip with forward-only reading and file random access APIs. Write support for zip/tar/bzip2/gzip/7zip is implemented.

ServiceStack.Redis by: ServiceStack

C# Redis Client for the worlds fastest distributed NoSQL datastore. Byte[], String and POCO Typed clients. Thread-Safe Basic and Pooled client managers included.

SixLabors.Fonts by: Six Labors and contributors

A cross-platform library for loading and laying out fonts for processing and measuring; written in C#

SixLabors.ImageSharp by: Six Labors and contributors

A new, fully featured, fully managed, cross-platform, 2D graphics API for .NET

SharpZipLib by: ICSharpCode

SharpZipLib (#ziplib, formerly NZipLib) is a compression library for Zip, GZip, BZip2, and Tar written entirely in C# for .NET. It is implemented as an assembly (installable in the GAC), and thus can easily be incorporated into other projects (in any .NET language)

ServiceStack.Text by: ServiceStack

.NET's fastest JSON, JSV and CSV Text Serializers. Fast, Light, Resilient. Contains ServiceStack's high-performance text-processing powers, for more info see: https://github.com/ServiceStack/ServiceStack.Text

SixLabors.Core by: Six Labors

Low level primitives for use across Six Labors projects.

sharpcompress by: Adam Hathcock

SharpCompress is a compression library for .NET/Mono/Silverlight/WP7 that can unrar, decompress 7zip, zip/unzip, tar/untar bzip2/unbzip2 and gzip/ungzip with forward-only reading and file random access APIs. Write support for zip/tar/bzip2/gzip is implemented.

Shouldly by: Jake Ginnivan Joseph Woodward Simon Cropp

Shouldly - Assertion framework for .NET. The way asserting *Should* be

Simple.OData.Client by: Vagif Abilov David Bond Robert McLaws and contributors.

Simple.OData.Client helps you interact with OData APIs that comply with any version of the OData standard. Modern APIs will likely want to use the Simple.OData.V4.Client package, which has a smaller memory footprint and is optimized for OData V4. Commonly used types: Simple.OData.Client.ODataClient

Simple.OData.V3.Client by: Vagif Abilov David Bond Robert McLaws and contributors.

Simple.OData.Client helps you interact with OData APIs that comply with any version of the OData standard. This package contains everything you need to connect to OData v1 through v3 APIs. Commonly used types: Simple.OData.Client.ODataClient

Simple.OData.V4.Client by: Vagif Abilov David Bond Robert McLaws and contributors.

Simple.OData.Client helps you interact with OData APIs that comply with any version of the OData standard. This package contains everything you need to connect to OData v4 APIs. Commonly used types: Simple.OData.Client.ODataClient

SharpToken by: SharpToken

Package Description

Simple.OData.Client.Core by: Vagif Abilov David Bond Robert McLaws and contributors.

Simple.OData.Client helps you interact with OData APIs that comply with any version of the OData standard. Please make sure you are also referencing either the Simple.OData.V4.Client and/or the Simple.OData.V3.Client package(s). Commonly used types: Simple.OData.Client.ODataClient

ServiceStack.OrmLite.SqlServer by: ServiceStack

Light, simple and fast convention-based code-first POCO ORM for Sql Server. Support for Creating and Dropping Table Schemas from POCOs, Complex Property types transparently stored in schemaless text blobs in SQLServer.

SharpDX.Direct3D9 by: Alexandre Mutel

Assembly providing DirectX - Direct3D9 managed API.

SharpDX by: Alexandre Mutel

Core assembly for all SharpDX assemblies.

SharpDX.D3DCompiler by: Alexandre Mutel

Assembly providing DirectX - D3DCompiler managed API.

SharpDX.Direct2D1 by: Alexandre Mutel

Assembly providing DirectX - Direct2D, DirectWrite and WIC managed API.

SharpDX.DXGI by: Alexandre Mutel

Assembly providing DirectX - DXGI managed API.

SIPSorceryMedia.Abstractions by: Aaron Clauson

Don't reference this package unless you are building a media end point to work with the SIPSorcery real-time communications library. In most cases a concrete implementation package such as SIPSorceryMedia.Windows should be referenced.