First release of Axios.Net, an HTTP client for .NET 8 and .NET 10 with an axios-like syntax.

AxiosResponse<User> res = await Axios.Get<User>("https://api.test/users/1");

AxiosClient api = Axios.Create(new AxiosRequestConfig { BaseUrl = "https://api.test/v1" });
await api.Post<User>("/users", new { Name = "Ada" });

What's new ?​

• The axios API: Get, Post, Put, Patch, Delete, Head, Options, Request, PostForm, GetUri and Create
• Typed responses, config merging (library, client, request) and default headers per method
• Request and response interceptors with Eject, Clear, RunWhen and Synchronous
• Query parameters, JSON, urlencoded and multipart bodies
• A single AxiosException with the axios error codes
• Timeout, cancellation, upload and download progress, size limits, redirects, decompression and proxy

Axios.Net is released under AGPL-3.0-or-later. Read the documentation to get started, including how to move over from the Request class of FrApp42.Web.

Changelog​

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First release of Factos, a clone of InvoiceShelf rewritten in C# / Blazor (.NET 10): estimates, invoices, payments, expenses and purchasing, with an InvoiceShelf-compatible REST API.

What's new ?​

• Sales and purchasing documents, payments, expenses and a cash-flow dashboard
• PDF templates, email delivery and public links for customers
• SQLite, PostgreSQL or MySQL, chosen at install time
• Import from an existing InvoiceShelf installation

Read the documentation to get started.

Changelog​

You can read the source with the following link: changelog.

• Docker: appsettings.local.json is now written directly in App_Data

Changelog​

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• Docker: fixed blazor.web.js missing from the image (404)

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• Custom fields: definitions, input and printing

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First release of DeskPilot, an open source API server, web console and rendezvous server for RustDesk, compatible with the official RustDesk client.

DeskPilot covers the features of RustDesk Server Pro: accounts, shared address books, devices, strategies, logs and SSO (OIDC and LDAP). Thanks to its fork of hbbs, it also adds access control, device blocking and ID change.

It is built with ASP.NET Core 10, Blazor Server and PostgreSQL, and is released under AGPL-3.0. Read the documentation to get started.

Changelog​

You can read the source with the following link: DeskPilot.

First release of FrApp42.WPF.Pwsh, a WPF control that hosts a real PowerShell session (ConPTY). The shell starts with the control, is rendered through the Windows Terminal control, and raises an event when it exits.

var terminal = new FrApp42.WPF.Pwsh.PwshTerminal();
terminal.OnSessionDisconnected += (_, _) => CloseTab();
Content = terminal;

The package targets net8.0-windows and net10.0-windows. Read the documentation to get started.

Changelog​

You can read the source with the following link: WPF.Pwsh.

• Fixed key authentication in ReadBinary() and WriteBinary() (key type now follows the selected slot)
• Added .NET 10 target framework
• Updated PCSC to 7.0.1

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• HttpClient.Timeout is now exposed through the Timeout property of Request

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• Added SetAuthorization method in Request
• Fixed the nullable KeyValuePair check in SetAuthorization
• Multiple target frameworks (.NET 8 to 10)
• Added TextBody support

Changelog​

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• Added ReadBinary() and WriteBinary() methods, with an optional key and a KeyLocation slot
• Added UpdateBinary() method
• Added unit tests (MSTest)

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• Serializing fix
• Binary file sending method (see Sending binary file)

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• Fix: XML media type response

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• Fix: handled responses with null content
• Updated build version

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• XML deserialization support
• CI fixes

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First release of FrApp42.ACR122U, a simple library to read NFC cards with an ACR122U card reader.

The documentation is ready and you can start using the package in your C# projects.

Reader _reader = new Reader();

_reader.Connected += OnReaderConnected;
_reader.Inserted += OnCardInserted;

Changelog​

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• Fixed Awake (v1 & v2)

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• Added tests
• Added RunGetGytes() in Request class

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• Added awake class

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First release of the TPLink library, an unofficial C# library to read and send SMS with a TP-Link Archer MR600 router.

It is based on plewin/tp-link-modem-router and hercule115/TPLink-Archer. The documentation is ready.

Client client = new Client(url, username, password);
client.Send("0606060606", $"Hello {DateTime.Now}");

Changelog​

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