Morestachio brings (298) predefined formatter, (5) constants and (7) services to build your template with most efficiency

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Constants are objects that are available like variables without you specificing them directly. For the most part, they expose some properties you can access and/or some instance formatters.

• CurrencyHandler
• Currencies
• DateTime
• Encoding
• FileSystem

Example:

{{CurrencyHandler}}

Structure:

type CurrencyHandler {

	/**
	* The Default handler that contains all system wide known currencies
	*/
	DefaultHandler: CurrencyHandler,

	/**
	* The list of all known currencies
	*/
	Currencies: IDictionary<string, Currency>,

	/**
	* A list of known conversions for Currencies
	*/
	ConversionFactors: IEnumerable<CurrencyConversion>,

	/**
	* Converts a money object using an currency and the current known conversion factors
	*/
	function Convert(one: Money, toCurrency: Currency): Money,
}
type Money {

	/**
	* The monetary value
	*/
	Value: Number,

	/**
	* The values currency
	*/
	Currency: Currency,
}
type Number {

	/**
	* Contains the numeric value
	*/
	Value: IConvertible,
}
type Currency {

	/**
	* The Symbol that represents the current currency
	*/
	DisplayValue: string,

	/**
	* The ISO4217 currency name
	*/
	IsoName: string,
}
type CurrencyConversion {

	/**
	* One part of currency
	*/
	FromCurrency: Currency,

	/**
	* One part of currency
	*/
	ToCurrency: Currency,

	/**
	* The factor of the conversion. Can be inverted to use in ToCurrency -> FromCurrency
	*/
	Factor: double,
}

Example:

{{Currencies}}

Currencies is a WellKnownCurrencies
Structure:

type WellKnownCurrencies {

	/**
	* Gets the US-Doller Currency type denoted in $
	*/
	USD: Currency,

	/**
	* Gets the European Currency type denoted in €
	*/
	EUR: Currency,

	/**
	* Gets the Russian Federations Currency type denoted in RUB
	*/
	RUB: Currency,

	/**
	* Gets the Indian Currency type denoted in ₹
	*/
	INR: Currency,

	/**
	* Gets the People's Republic of China Currency type denoted in ¥
	*/
	CNY: Currency,

	/**
	* Gets the Great British Currency type denoted in £
	*/
	GBP: Currency,

	/**
	* Gets the Japanese Currency type denoted in ￥
	*/
	JPY: Currency,
}
type Currency {

	/**
	* The Symbol that represents the current currency
	*/
	DisplayValue: string,

	/**
	* The ISO4217 currency name
	*/
	IsoName: string,
}

Example:

{{DateTime}}

DateTime is a DateTimeConstant
Structure:

type DateTimeConstant {

	/**
	* Gets a DateTime object that is set to the current date and time on this computer, expressed as the local time.
	*/
	Now: DateTime,

	/**
	* Gets the current date.
	*/
	Today: DateTime,

	/**
	* Gets a DateTime object that is set to the current date and time on this computer, expressed as the Coordinated Universal Time (UTC).
	*/
	UtcNow: DateTime,

	/**
	* Gets a DateTime object that is set to the current date and time on this computer, expressed as the local time.
	*/
	OffsetNow: DateTimeOffset,

	/**
	* Gets a DateTime object that is set to the current date and time on this computer, expressed as the Coordinated Universal Time (UTC).
	*/
	OffsetUtcNow: DateTimeOffset,
}

Example:

{{Encoding}}

Encoding is a EncodingConstant
Structure:

type EncodingConstant {

	/**
	* Gets an encoding for the ASCII (7-bit) character set.
	*/
	ASCII: Encoding,

	/**
	* Gets an encoding for the UTF-16 format that uses the big endian byte order.
	*/
	BigEndianUnicode: Encoding,

	/**
	* Gets an encoding for the operating system's current ANSI code page.
	*/
	Default: Encoding,

	/**
	* Gets an encoding for the UTF-16 format using the little endian byte order.
	*/
	Unicode: Encoding,

	/**
	* Gets an encoding for the UTF-32 format using the little endian byte order.
	*/
	UTF32: Encoding,

	/**
	* Gets an encoding for the UTF-7 format.
	*/
	UTF7: Encoding,

	/**
	* Gets an encoding for the UTF-8 format.
	*/
	UTF8: Encoding,
}
type Encoding {
	Preamble: ReadOnlySpan<byte>,
	BodyName: string,
	EncodingName: string,
	HeaderName: string,
	WebName: string,
	WindowsCodePage: int,
	IsBrowserDisplay: bool,
	IsBrowserSave: bool,
	IsMailNewsDisplay: bool,
	IsMailNewsSave: bool,
	IsSingleByte: bool,
	EncoderFallback: EncoderFallback,
	DecoderFallback: DecoderFallback,
	IsReadOnly: bool,
	CodePage: int,

	/**
	* When overridden in a derived class, calculates the number of bytes produced by encoding the characters in the specified string.
	*/
	function GetByteCount(s: string): int,

	/**
	* When overridden in a derived class, encodes all the characters in the specified string into a sequence of bytes.
	*/
	function GetBytes(s: string): byte[],

	/**
	* When overridden in a derived class, decodes all the bytes in the specified byte array into a string.
	*/
	function GetString(bytes: byte[]): string,
}

Example:

{{FileSystem}}

FileSystem is a FileSystemService

Must be enabled with FileSystemExtensions.RegisterFileSystem before available

Structure:

/**
* Must be enabled with FileSystemExtensions.RegisterFileSystem before available
*/
type FileSystemService {
	File: FileSystemFileService,
}
type FileSystemFileService {

	/**
	* Opens a file, appends the specified string to the file, and then closes the file. If the file does not exist, this method creates a file, writes the specified string to the file, then closes the file.
	*/
	function AppendAllText(path: string, contents: string, encoding: Encoding): Void,

	/**
	* Copies an existing file to a new file. Overwriting a file of the same name is not allowed.
	*/
	function Copy(sourceFileName: string, destinationFileName: string, overwrite: bool): Void,

	/**
	* Creates or overwrites a file in the specified path.
	*/
	function Create(fileName: string): Void,

	/**
	* Deletes the specified file.
	*/
	function Delete(fileName: string): Void,

	/**
	* Determines whether the specified file exists.
	*/
	function Exists(fileName: string): bool,

	/**
	* Returns the creation date and time of the specified file or directory.
	*/
	function GetCreationTime(fileName: string): DateTime,

	/**
	* Returns the creation date and time, in coordinated universal time (UTC), of the specified file or directory.
	*/
	function GetCreationTimeUtc(fileName: string): DateTime,

	/**
	* Returns the date and time the specified file or directory was last accessed.
	*/
	function GetLastAccessTime(fileName: string): DateTime,

	/**
	* Returns the date and time, in coordinated universal time (UTC), that the specified file or directory was last accessed.
	*/
	function GetLastAccessTimeUtc(fileName: string): DateTime,

	/**
	* Returns the date and time the specified file or directory was last written to.
	*/
	function GetLastWriteTime(fileName: string): DateTime,

	/**
	* Returns the date and time, in coordinated universal time (UTC), that the specified file or directory was last written to.
	*/
	function GetLastWriteTimeUtc(fileName: string): DateTime,

	/**
	* Moves a specified file to a new location, providing the options to specify a new file name and to overwrite the destination file if it already exists.
	*/
	function Move(sourceFileName: string, destinationFileName: string): Void,

	/**
	* Opens a binary file, reads the contents of the file into a byte array, and then closes the file.
	*/
	function ReadAllBytes(fileName: string): byte[],

	/**
	* Opens a text file, reads all the text in the file, and then closes the file.
	*/
	function ReadAllText(fileName: string, encoding: Encoding): string,

	/**
	* Opens a file, reads all lines of the file with the specified encoding, and then closes the file.
	*/
	function ReadAllTextLines(fileName: string, encoding: Encoding): string[],
}

Services are availble for your formatters to inject but can also directly invoked from your template via the $services variable.

• HashService
• CryptService
• Localization
• FileSystem
• Formatters
• IServiceContainer
• ServiceCollection

Example:

{{$services.HashService}}

Structure:

type HashService {
	Md5: HashAlgorithm,
	Sha1: HashAlgorithm,
	Sha256: HashAlgorithm,
	Sha384: HashAlgorithm,
	Sha512: HashAlgorithm,

	/**
	* Hashes the argument with the set HashAlgorithm
	*/
	function HashWith(hashAlgorithm: HashAlgorithm, data: byte[]): byte[],

	/**
	* Hashes the argument with the set HashAlgorithm and the set Encoding
	*/
	function HashWith(hashAlgorithm: HashAlgorithm, data: string, encoding: Encoding): byte[],

	/**
	* Hashes the argument with Md5
	*/
	function HashWithMd5(data: byte[]): byte[],

	/**
	* Hashes the argument with Sha1
	*/
	function HashWithSha1(data: byte[]): byte[],

	/**
	* Hashes the argument with Sha256
	*/
	function HashWithSha256(data: byte[]): byte[],

	/**
	* Hashes the argument with Sha384
	*/
	function HashWithSha384(data: byte[]): byte[],

	/**
	* Hashes the argument with Sha512
	*/
	function HashWithSha512(data: byte[]): byte[],

	/**
	* Hashes the argument as UTF8 with Md5
	*/
	function HashWithMd5Utf8(data: string): byte[],

	/**
	* Hashes the argument as UTF8 with Sha1
	*/
	function HashWithSha1Utf8(data: string): byte[],

	/**
	* Hashes the argument as UTF8 with Sha256
	*/
	function HashWithSha256Utf8(data: string): byte[],

	/**
	* Hashes the argument as UTF8 with Sha384
	*/
	function HashWithSha384Utf8(data: string): byte[],

	/**
	* Hashes the argument as UTF8 with Sha512
	*/
	function HashWithSha512Utf8(data: string): byte[],
}

Example:

{{$services.CryptService}}

Structure:

type CryptService {
	Aes: IMorestachioCryptographyService,
}
type IMorestachioCryptographyService {
	Name: string,

	/**
	* Encrypts the byte[] using the password byte[]. Hint: use the {{Encoding}} constant to convert a string to a byte[]
	*/
	function Encrypt(value: byte[], password: byte[]): byte[],

	/**
	* Decrypts the byte[] using the password byte[]. Hint: use the {{Encoding}} constant to convert a string to a byte[]
	*/
	function Decrypt(value: byte[], password: byte[]): byte[],
}

Example:

{{$services.Localization}}

Localization is a IMorestachioLocalizationService
Structure:

type IMorestachioLocalizationService {
}

Example:

{{$services.FileSystem}}

FileSystem is a FileSystemService

Must be enabled with FileSystemExtensions.RegisterFileSystem before available

Structure:

/**
* Must be enabled with FileSystemExtensions.RegisterFileSystem before available
*/
type FileSystemService {
	File: FileSystemFileService,
}
type FileSystemFileService {

	/**
	* Opens a file, appends the specified string to the file, and then closes the file. If the file does not exist, this method creates a file, writes the specified string to the file, then closes the file.
	*/
	function AppendAllText(path: string, contents: string, encoding: Encoding): Void,

	/**
	* Copies an existing file to a new file. Overwriting a file of the same name is not allowed.
	*/
	function Copy(sourceFileName: string, destinationFileName: string, overwrite: bool): Void,

	/**
	* Creates or overwrites a file in the specified path.
	*/
	function Create(fileName: string): Void,

	/**
	* Deletes the specified file.
	*/
	function Delete(fileName: string): Void,

	/**
	* Determines whether the specified file exists.
	*/
	function Exists(fileName: string): bool,

	/**
	* Returns the creation date and time of the specified file or directory.
	*/
	function GetCreationTime(fileName: string): DateTime,

	/**
	* Returns the creation date and time, in coordinated universal time (UTC), of the specified file or directory.
	*/
	function GetCreationTimeUtc(fileName: string): DateTime,

	/**
	* Returns the date and time the specified file or directory was last accessed.
	*/
	function GetLastAccessTime(fileName: string): DateTime,

	/**
	* Returns the date and time, in coordinated universal time (UTC), that the specified file or directory was last accessed.
	*/
	function GetLastAccessTimeUtc(fileName: string): DateTime,

	/**
	* Returns the date and time the specified file or directory was last written to.
	*/
	function GetLastWriteTime(fileName: string): DateTime,

	/**
	* Returns the date and time, in coordinated universal time (UTC), that the specified file or directory was last written to.
	*/
	function GetLastWriteTimeUtc(fileName: string): DateTime,

	/**
	* Moves a specified file to a new location, providing the options to specify a new file name and to overwrite the destination file if it already exists.
	*/
	function Move(sourceFileName: string, destinationFileName: string): Void,

	/**
	* Opens a binary file, reads the contents of the file into a byte array, and then closes the file.
	*/
	function ReadAllBytes(fileName: string): byte[],

	/**
	* Opens a text file, reads all the text in the file, and then closes the file.
	*/
	function ReadAllText(fileName: string, encoding: Encoding): string,

	/**
	* Opens a file, reads all lines of the file with the specified encoding, and then closes the file.
	*/
	function ReadAllTextLines(fileName: string, encoding: Encoding): string[],
}

Example:

{{$services.Formatters}}

Formatters is a IMorestachioFormatterService
Structure:

type IMorestachioFormatterService {
	Constants: IDictionary<string, object>,
	Services: ServiceCollection,
	AllParametersAllDefaultValue: bool,
	ValueConverter: IEnumerable<IFormatterValueConverter>,
}
type ServiceCollection {
}
type IFormatterValueConverter {
}

Example:

{{$services.IServiceContainer}}

Structure:

type IServiceContainer {
}

Example:

{{$services.ServiceCollection}}

Structure:

type ServiceCollection {
}

Formatters are extensions for your data and can be invoked on the SourceObject with the given set of arguments

• Localization functions

  • Inflect function
  • Translate functions

• Object functions

  • AsObject functions
  • Call function
  • Combine function
  • Formattable functions
  • FormatType function
  • Get function
  • New function
  • ToXml function

• Number functions

  • Abs function
  • Add function
  • Divide function
  • Equals function
  • GreaterOrEquals function
  • GreaterThen function
  • IsNaN function
  • LessThen function
  • Log function
  • Max function
  • Min function
  • Modulo function
  • Multiply function
  • Negate function
  • Parse function
  • Pow function
  • Round function
  • Same function
  • ShiftLeft function
  • ShiftRight function
  • SmallerOrEquals function
  • Subtract function
  • ToBytes function
  • UnEquals function

• Date functions

  • Add functions
  • DateTimeNow function
  • DateTimeOffsetNow function
  • DaysInMonth function
  • IsLeapYear function
  • Parse functions
  • ParseDateTimeOffset functions
  • ParseExact functions
  • ParseExactDateTimeOffset functions
  • WeekOfDate functions

• ListExtensions functions

  • Add function
  • Aggregate functions
  • All function
  • Any function
  • Count function
  • First function
  • FirstOrDefault function
  • GroupBy function
  • Insert function
  • Last function
  • LastOrDefault function
  • OrderBy functions
  • Remove function
  • RemoveAt function
  • Select function
  • SelectMany function
  • Single function
  • SingleOrDefault functions
  • SkipWhile function
  • TakeWhile function
  • ThenBy functions
  • ToList function
  • Where function
  • With function

• TimeSpan functions

  • Add function
  • Divide function
  • Equals function
  • FromDays functions
  • FromHours functions
  • FromMilliseconds functions
  • FromMinutes functions
  • FromSeconds functions
  • FromTicks functions
  • GreaterOrEquals function
  • GreaterThen function
  • LessOrEquals function
  • LessThen function
  • Multiply function
  • Negate function
  • ParseTimeSpan functions
  • ParseTimeSpanExact functions
  • Subtract function
  • UnEquals function

• Worktime functions

  • Add function
  • AddDays function
  • AddHours function
  • AddMinutes function
  • AddMonths function
  • AddSeconds function
  • AddWeeks function
  • WorktimeFactory functions

• Money functions

  • Add function
  • GetMoney functions
  • GetTax function
  • MoneyFactory functions
  • Parse function
  • Round function
  • Subtract function

• String functions

  • Append functions
  • AsAscii function
  • AsUnicode function
  • AsUtf32 function
  • AsUtf8 function
  • Capitalize function
  • CapitalizeWords function
  • Contains function
  • EndsWith function
  • FromBase64 function
  • Join function
  • PadLeft function
  • PadRight function
  • Remove functions
  • Replace function
  • Split function
  • StartsWith function
  • Substring functions
  • ToBase64 function
  • ToLower function
  • ToUpper function
  • Trim function
  • TrimEnd function
  • TrimStart function
  • Truncate function

• Equality functions

  • IsEquals functions
  • IsNotEquals function
  • IsReferenceEquals functions
  • NullCoalescing functions

• Boolean functions

  • And functions
  • Negate function
  • Or functions
  • ParseBool function

• Logging functions

  • Log function
  • LogCritical function
  • LogDebug function
  • LogDisable function
  • LogEnable function
  • LogError function
  • LogInfo function
  • LogTrace function
  • LogWarn function

• Linq functions

  • Aggregate function
  • Any function
  • Compact function
  • Concat function
  • Contains function
  • Count function
  • DefaultIfEmpty function
  • Distinct function
  • ElementAt function
  • ElementAtOrDefault function
  • Except function
  • First function
  • FirstOrDefault function
  • GroupByList function
  • Intersect function
  • Last function
  • LastOrDefault function
  • Max function
  • Min function
  • Partition function
  • Range function
  • Repeat function
  • Reverse function
  • SequenceEqual function
  • Single function
  • Skip function
  • Take function
  • Union function

• DynamicLinq functions

  • Aggregate function
  • All function
  • Any functions
  • Average function
  • Cast function
  • Count function
  • First function
  • FirstOrDefault function
  • GroupBy function
  • GroupJoin function
  • Join function
  • Last function
  • LastOrDefault function
  • OrderBy functions
  • Select function
  • SelectMany function
  • Single function
  • SingleOrDefault functions
  • SkipWhile function
  • Sum function
  • TakeWhile function
  • ThenBy function
  • Where function

• Regex functions

  • IsMatch function
  • Match function
  • Matches functions
  • Regex functions
  • Replace function
  • Split function

• Random functions

  • Random functions

• Html functions

  • HtmlDecode functions
  • HtmlEncode functions
  • Strip functions
  • UrlEncode functions
  • UrlEscape functions

• EncodingConstant functions

  • GetEncoding functions

Example: Inflect(Number count, string singular, string plural, bool includeCount)
FormatterName: Inflect
Arguments:

• Number: count
• string: singular
• string: plural
• bool: includeCount

Returns: string
Description:

Returns either the singular or plural inflection of a word based on the given count

Must be Setup using the IMorestachioLocalizationService service

Example: Loc(string key, object[] arguments)
FormatterName: Loc
Arguments:

• string: key
• [RestParameter] object[]: arguments

Returns: object
Description:

Translates the given key in the current Culture

Must be Setup using the IMorestachioLocalizationService service

Example: (string).Loc(object[] arguments)
FormatterName: Loc
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: key
• [RestParameter] object[]: arguments

Returns: object
Description:

Translates the given key in the current Culture

Must be Setup using the IMorestachioLocalizationService service

Example: (IDictionary<string, object>).AsObject()
FormatterName: AsObject
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IDictionary<string, object>: value

Returns: object
Description:

Wraps an IDictionary as an object

Example: AsObject(IDictionary<string, object> value)
FormatterName: AsObject
Arguments:

• IDictionary<string, object>: value

Returns: object
Description:

Wraps an IDictionary as an object

Example: (object).Call(string formatterName, object[] arguments)
FormatterName: Call
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] object: source
• string: formatterName
• [RestParameter] object[]: arguments

Returns: Task<object>
Description:

Calls a formatter by dynamically providing name and arguments

Example: (IDictionary<T, TE>).Combine(IDictionary<T, TE> other)
FormatterName: Combine
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IDictionary<T, TE>: source
• IDictionary<T, TE>: other

Returns: IDictionary<T, TE>
Description:

Combines two objects together were the other one overwrites any value from the source in the new object

Example: (IFormattable).ToString(string argument)
FormatterName: ToString
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IFormattable: source
• string: argument

Returns: string
Description:

Formats a value according to the structure set by the argument

Example: (object).ToString()
FormatterName: ToString
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] object: source

Returns: string
Description:

Formats the value according to the build in rules for that object

Example: (Type).TypeName()
FormatterName: TypeName
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Type: type

Returns: string
Description:

Formats a Type according to the structure set by the argument

Example: (object).Get(string propertyName)
FormatterName: Get
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] object: source
• string: propertyName

Returns: object
Description:

Gets a specific property from an object or IDictionary

Example: new(FormatterParameterList values)
FormatterName: new
Arguments:

• [RestParameter] FormatterParameterList: values

Returns: object
Description:

Creates a new object from given parameters with names. Example: {{new([Name]"Test", [Age] 57, [Gender] Genders.Male)}}

Example: (object).ToXml()
FormatterName: ToXml
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] object: source

Returns: string

Example: (Number).Abs()
FormatterName: Abs
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Number: left

Returns: Number
Description:

Gets the Absolute value

Example: (Number).Add(Number right)
FormatterName: Add | Plus | +
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Number: left
• Number: right

Returns: Number
Description:

Adds two numbers

Example: (Number).Divide(Number right)
FormatterName: Divide | /
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Number: left
• Number: right

Returns: Number
Description:

Divides two numbers

Example: (Number).Equals(Number right)
FormatterName: Equals | ==
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Number: left
• Number: right

Returns: bool
Description:

Checks if the two numbers are equal to each other

Example: (Number).GreaterOrEquals(Number right)
FormatterName: GreaterOrEquals | >=
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Number: left
• Number: right

Returns: bool
Description:

Checks if the source number is bigger as the other number

Example: (Number).BiggerAs(Number right)
FormatterName: BiggerAs | GreaterThen | >
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Number: left
• Number: right

Returns: bool
Description:

Checks if the source number is bigger as the other number

Example: (Number).IsNaN()
FormatterName: IsNaN
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Number: left

Returns: bool
Description:

Gets if the current number object is not a number

Example: (Number).SmallerAs(Number right)
FormatterName: SmallerAs | SmallerThan | LessThen | <
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Number: left
• Number: right

Returns: bool
Description:

Checks if the source number is smaller as the other number

Example: (Number).Log(Number right)
FormatterName: Log
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Number: left
• Number: right

Returns: Number

Example: (Number).Max(Number right)
FormatterName: Max | <?
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Number: left
• Number: right

Returns: Number
Description:

Returns the bigger of the two numbers

Example: (Number).Min(Number right)
FormatterName: Min | >?
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Number: left
• Number: right

Returns: Number
Description:

Returns the smaller of the two numbers

Example: (Number).Modulo(Number right)
FormatterName: Modulo | %
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Number: left
• Number: right

Returns: Number
Description:

Modulo two numbers

Example: (Number).Multiply(Number right)
FormatterName: Multiply | *
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Number: left
• Number: right

Returns: Number
Description:

Multiplies two numbers

Example: (Number).Negate()
FormatterName: Negate
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Number: left

Returns: Number
Description:

Negates the current value

Example: ParseNumber(string text)
FormatterName: ParseNumber
Arguments:

• string: text

Returns: Number
Description:

Parses a string into a number. Returns NaN if invalid

Example: (Number).Pow(Number right)
FormatterName: Pow | ^
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Number: left
• Number: right

Returns: Number
Description:

Gets this number power the times of the other number

Example: (Number).Round(Number right)
FormatterName: Round
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Number: left
• Number: right

Returns: Number
Description:

Rounds a double-precision floating-point value to a specified number of fractional digits.

Example: (Number).Same(Number right)
FormatterName: Same
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Number: left
• Number: right

Returns: bool
Description:

Checks if the two numbers are the same

Example: (Number).ShiftLeft(Number right)
FormatterName: ShiftLeft | <<
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Number: left
• Number: right

Returns: Number
Description:

Shift two numbers

Example: (Number).ShiftRight(Number right)
FormatterName: ShiftRight | >>
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Number: left
• Number: right

Returns: Number
Description:

Shift two numbers

Example: (Number).SmallerOrEquals(Number right)
FormatterName: SmallerOrEquals | <=
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Number: left
• Number: right

Returns: bool
Description:

Checks if the source number is smaller as the other number

Example: (Number).Subtract(Number right)
FormatterName: Subtract | Minus | -
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Number: left
• Number: right

Returns: Number
Description:

Subtracts two numbers

Example: (Number).ToBytes(Number? decimalPlaces)
FormatterName: ToBytes
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Number: value
• Number?``[Optional]: decimalPlaces

Returns: string
Description:

Format a number to it's equivalent in bytes.

Example: (Number).UnEquals(Number right)
FormatterName: UnEquals | !=
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Number: left
• Number: right

Returns: bool
Description:

Checks if the two numbers are equal to each other

Example: (DateTime).Add(TimeSpan timespan)
FormatterName: Add | +
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] DateTime: dateTime
• TimeSpan: timespan

Returns: DateTime
Description:

Adds the TimeSpan to the given DateTime

Example: (DateTimeOffset).Add(TimeSpan timespan)
FormatterName: Add | +
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] DateTimeOffset: dateTime
• TimeSpan: timespan

Returns: DateTimeOffset
Description:

Adds the TimeSpan to the given DateTime

Example: DateTimeNow()
FormatterName: DateTimeNow

Returns: DateTime
Description:

Gets a DateTime object representing the current time

Example: DateTimeOffsetNow()
FormatterName: DateTimeOffsetNow

Returns: DateTimeOffset
Description:

Gets a DateTime object representing the current time

Example: DaysInMonth(Number year, Number month)
FormatterName: DaysInMonth
Arguments:

• Number: year
• Number: month

Returns: int
Description:

Gets the Days in a given Month of the year

Example: IsLeapYear(Number year)
FormatterName: IsLeapYear
Arguments:

• Number: year

Returns: bool
Description:

Gets if the given year is a leap year

Example: (string).ToDateTime()
FormatterName: ToDateTime
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: text

Returns: DateTime
Description:

Converts the string representation of a date and time to its DateTime equivalent.

Example: DateTime(string text)
FormatterName: DateTime
Arguments:

• string: text

Returns: DateTime
Description:

Converts the string representation of a date and time to its DateTime equivalent.

Example: (string).ToDateTimeOffset()
FormatterName: ToDateTimeOffset
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: text

Returns: DateTimeOffset
Description:

Converts the string representation of a date and time to its DateTime equivalent.

Example: DateTimeOffset(string text)
FormatterName: DateTimeOffset
Arguments:

• string: text

Returns: DateTimeOffset
Description:

Converts the string representation of a date and time to its DateTime equivalent.

Example: (string).ToExactDateTime(string format)
FormatterName: ToExactDateTime
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: text
• string: format

Returns: DateTime
Description:

Converts the string representation of a date and time to its DateTime equivalent using the specified format and culture-specific format information. The format of the string representation must match the specified format exactly.

Example: ExactDateTime(string text, string format)
FormatterName: ExactDateTime
Arguments:

• string: text
• string: format

Returns: DateTime
Description:

Converts the string representation of a date and time to its DateTime equivalent using the specified format and culture-specific format information. The format of the string representation must match the specified format exactly.

Example: (string).ToExactDateTimeOffset(string format)
FormatterName: ToExactDateTimeOffset
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: text
• string: format

Returns: DateTimeOffset
Description:

Converts the string representation of a date and time to its DateTime equivalent using the specified format and culture-specific format information. The format of the string representation must match the specified format exactly.

Example: ExactDateTimeOffset(string text, string format)
FormatterName: ExactDateTimeOffset
Arguments:

• string: text
• string: format

Returns: DateTimeOffset
Description:

Converts the string representation of a date and time to its DateTime equivalent using the specified format and culture-specific format information. The format of the string representation must match the specified format exactly.

Example: (DateTimeOffset).WeekOfDate()
FormatterName: WeekOfDate
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] DateTimeOffset: time

Returns: int
Description:

Gets the week of the given DateTime

Example: (DateTime).WeekOfDate()
FormatterName: WeekOfDate
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] DateTime: time

Returns: int
Description:

Gets the week of the given DateTime

Example: (IList<T>).Add(object[] toBeAdded)
FormatterName: Add
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IList<T>: sourceCollection
• [RestParameter] object[]: toBeAdded

Returns: IList<T>
Description:

Adds the values to the SourceCollection

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).Aggregate(MorestachioTemplateExpression expression)
FormatterName: Aggregate
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: items
• MorestachioTemplateExpression: expression

Returns: T
Description:

Counts all items that matches the predicate

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).ToArray()
FormatterName: ToArray
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: items

Returns: T[]
Description:

Enumerates the list of items to a fixed size array

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).All(MorestachioTemplateExpression expression)
FormatterName: All
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: items
• MorestachioTemplateExpression: expression

Returns: bool
Description:

returns if All elements in the collection matches the condition

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).Any(MorestachioTemplateExpression expression)
FormatterName: Any
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: items
• MorestachioTemplateExpression: expression

Returns: bool
Description:

returns if Any elements in the collection matches the condition

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).Count(MorestachioTemplateExpression expression)
FormatterName: Count
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: items
• MorestachioTemplateExpression: expression

Returns: int
Description:

Counts all items that matches the predicate

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).First(MorestachioTemplateExpression expression)
FormatterName: First
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: items
• MorestachioTemplateExpression: expression

Returns: T
Description:

Selected the first item that matches the condition

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).FirstOrDefault(MorestachioTemplateExpression expression)
FormatterName: FirstOrDefault
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: items
• MorestachioTemplateExpression: expression

Returns: T
Description:

Selected the first item that matches the condition

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).GroupBy(MorestachioTemplateExpression expression)
FormatterName: GroupBy
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: items
• MorestachioTemplateExpression: expression

Returns: IEnumerable<IGrouping<TE, T>>
Description:

Groups a list

Example: (IList<T>).Insert(int index, object[] toBeInserted)
FormatterName: Insert
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IList<T>: sourceCollection
• int: index
• [RestParameter] object[]: toBeInserted

Returns: IList<T>
Description:

Inserts a value at the specified index in the SourceCollection.

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).Last(MorestachioTemplateExpression expression)
FormatterName: Last
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: items
• MorestachioTemplateExpression: expression

Returns: T
Description:

Gets the Last item in the list that matches the predicate

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).Last(MorestachioTemplateExpression expression)
FormatterName: Last
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: items
• MorestachioTemplateExpression: expression

Returns: T
Description:

Gets the Last item in the list that matches the predicate

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).OrderBy(MorestachioTemplateExpression expression)
FormatterName: OrderBy
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: items
• MorestachioTemplateExpression: expression

Returns: IEnumerable<T>
Description:

Orders the list descending

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).OrderBy()
FormatterName: OrderBy
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: items

Returns: IEnumerable<T>
Description:

Orders the list descending

Example: (IList<T>).Remove(object[] toBeRemoved)
FormatterName: Remove
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IList<T>: sourceCollection
• [RestParameter] object[]: toBeRemoved

Returns: IList<T>
Description:

Removes an element from the SourceCollection

Example: (IList<T>).RemoveAt(int index)
FormatterName: RemoveAt
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IList<T>: sourceCollection
• int: index

Returns: IList<T>
Description:

Removes an element at the specified index from the input list

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).Select(MorestachioTemplateExpression expression)
FormatterName: Select
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: items
• MorestachioTemplateExpression: expression

Returns: IEnumerable<TE>
Description:

Selects items from the collection based on the predicate

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).SelectMany(MorestachioTemplateExpression expression)
FormatterName: SelectMany
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: items
• MorestachioTemplateExpression: expression

Returns: IEnumerable<TE>
Description:

Selects a list of items from the collection based on the predicate and flattens them

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).Single(MorestachioTemplateExpression expression)
FormatterName: Single
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: items
• MorestachioTemplateExpression: expression

Returns: T
Description:

Gets the only item in the list that matches the predicate

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).SingleOrDefault()
FormatterName: SingleOrDefault
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: items

Returns: T
Description:

Gets the only item in the list that matches the predicate

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).SingleOrDefault(MorestachioTemplateExpression expression)
FormatterName: SingleOrDefault
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: items
• MorestachioTemplateExpression: expression

Returns: T
Description:

Gets the only item in the list that matches the predicate

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).SkipWhile(MorestachioTemplateExpression expression)
FormatterName: SkipWhile
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: items
• MorestachioTemplateExpression: expression

Returns: IEnumerable<T>
Description:

Skips items from the collection as long as the predicate is true

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).TakeWhile(MorestachioTemplateExpression expression)
FormatterName: TakeWhile
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: items
• MorestachioTemplateExpression: expression

Returns: IEnumerable<T>
Description:

Takes items from the collection as long as the predicate is true

Example: (IOrderedEnumerable<T>).ThenBy()
FormatterName: ThenBy
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IOrderedEnumerable<T>: items

Returns: IEnumerable<T>
Description:

Orders the list descending

Example: (IOrderedEnumerable<T>).ThenBy(MorestachioTemplateExpression expression)
FormatterName: ThenBy
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IOrderedEnumerable<T>: items
• MorestachioTemplateExpression: expression

Returns: IEnumerable<T>
Description:

Orders the list descending

Example: ToList(object[] items)
FormatterName: ToList
Arguments:

• [RestParameter] object[]: items

Returns: IList<T>
Description:

Gets any number of elements and returns a new list containing those elements

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).Where(MorestachioTemplateExpression expression)
FormatterName: Where
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: items
• MorestachioTemplateExpression: expression

Returns: IEnumerable<T>
Description:

Filteres the collection based on the predicate

Example: With(object[] toBeAdded)
FormatterName: With
Arguments:

• [RestParameter] object[]: toBeAdded

Returns: IList
Description:

Creates a new List object with the given values

Example: (TimeSpan).Add(TimeSpan timespan)
FormatterName: Add | +
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] TimeSpan: timeSpan
• TimeSpan: timespan

Returns: TimeSpan
Description:

Adds the TimeSpan to the given TimeSpan

Example: (TimeSpan).Divide(Number factor)
FormatterName: Divide | /
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] TimeSpan: timeSpan
• Number: factor

Returns: TimeSpan
Description:

Divides the TimeSpan to the given Number

Example: (TimeSpan).Equals(TimeSpan timespan)
FormatterName: Equals | ==
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] TimeSpan: timeSpan
• TimeSpan: timespan

Returns: bool
Description:

Checks if the two TimeSpan are equal to each other

Example: (Number).TimeSpanFromDays()
FormatterName: TimeSpanFromDays
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Number: days

Returns: TimeSpan
Description:

Parses a number of Days into a TimeSpan

Example: TimeSpanFromDays(Number days)
FormatterName: TimeSpanFromDays
Arguments:

• Number: days

Returns: TimeSpan
Description:

Parses a number of Days into a TimeSpan

Example: (Number).TimeSpanFromHours()
FormatterName: TimeSpanFromHours
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Number: days

Returns: TimeSpan
Description:

Parses a number of Hours into a TimeSpan

Example: TimeSpanFromHours(Number days)
FormatterName: TimeSpanFromHours
Arguments:

• Number: days

Returns: TimeSpan
Description:

Parses a number of Hours into a TimeSpan

Example: (Number).TimeSpanFromMilliseconds()
FormatterName: TimeSpanFromMilliseconds
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Number: days

Returns: TimeSpan
Description:

Parses a number of Milliseconds into a TimeSpan

Example: TimeSpanFromMilliseconds(Number days)
FormatterName: TimeSpanFromMilliseconds
Arguments:

• Number: days

Returns: TimeSpan
Description:

Parses a number of Milliseconds into a TimeSpan

Example: (Number).TimeSpanFromMinutes()
FormatterName: TimeSpanFromMinutes
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Number: days

Returns: TimeSpan
Description:

Parses a number of Minutes into a TimeSpan

Example: TimeSpanFromMinutes(Number days)
FormatterName: TimeSpanFromMinutes
Arguments:

• Number: days

Returns: TimeSpan
Description:

Parses a number of Minutes into a TimeSpan

Example: (Number).TimeSpanFromSeconds()
FormatterName: TimeSpanFromSeconds
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Number: days

Returns: TimeSpan
Description:

Parses a number of Seconds into a TimeSpan

Example: TimeSpanFromSeconds(Number days)
FormatterName: TimeSpanFromSeconds
Arguments:

• Number: days

Returns: TimeSpan
Description:

Parses a number of Seconds into a TimeSpan

Example: (Number).TimeSpanFromTicks()
FormatterName: TimeSpanFromTicks
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Number: days

Returns: TimeSpan
Description:

Parses a number of Ticks into a TimeSpan

Example: TimeSpanFromTicks(Number days)
FormatterName: TimeSpanFromTicks
Arguments:

• Number: days

Returns: TimeSpan
Description:

Parses a number of Ticks into a TimeSpan

Example: (TimeSpan).GreaterOrEquals(TimeSpan timespan)
FormatterName: GreaterOrEquals | >=
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] TimeSpan: timeSpan
• TimeSpan: timespan

Returns: bool
Description:

Checks if the source TimeSpan is bigger or equals as the other TimeSpan

Example: (TimeSpan).GreaterThen(TimeSpan timespan)
FormatterName: GreaterThen | >
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] TimeSpan: timeSpan
• TimeSpan: timespan

Returns: bool
Description:

Checks if the source TimeSpan is bigger as the other TimeSpan

Example: (TimeSpan).LessOrEquals(TimeSpan timespan)
FormatterName: <= | LessOrEquals
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] TimeSpan: timeSpan
• TimeSpan: timespan

Returns: bool
Description:

Checks if the source TimeSpan is bigger as the other TimeSpan

Example: (TimeSpan).LessThen(TimeSpan timespan)
FormatterName: LessThen | <
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] TimeSpan: timeSpan
• TimeSpan: timespan

Returns: bool
Description:

Checks if the source TimeSpan is smaller as the other TimeSpan

Example: (TimeSpan).Multiply(Number factor)
FormatterName: Multiply | *
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] TimeSpan: timeSpan
• Number: factor

Returns: TimeSpan
Description:

Multiplies the TimeSpan to the given Number

Example: (TimeSpan).Negate()
FormatterName: Negate
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] TimeSpan: timeSpan

Returns: TimeSpan
Description:

Negate the value of an TimeSpan

Example: (string).ToTimeSpan()
FormatterName: ToTimeSpan
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: timespan

Returns: TimeSpan
Description:

Parses a string into a TimeSpan

Example: TimeSpan(string timespan)
FormatterName: TimeSpan
Arguments:

• string: timespan

Returns: TimeSpan
Description:

Parses a string into a TimeSpan

Example: (string).ToTimeSpanExact(string format)
FormatterName: ToTimeSpanExact
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: timespan
• string: format

Returns: TimeSpan
Description:

Converts the string representation of a time interval to its TimeSpan equivalent by using the specified format and culture-specific format information.

Example: TimeSpanExact(string timespan, string format)
FormatterName: TimeSpanExact
Arguments:

• string: timespan
• string: format

Returns: TimeSpan
Description:

Converts the string representation of a time interval to its TimeSpan equivalent by using the specified format and culture-specific format information.

Example: (TimeSpan).Subtract(TimeSpan timespan)
FormatterName: Subtract | -
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] TimeSpan: timeSpan
• TimeSpan: timespan

Returns: TimeSpan
Description:

Subtracts the TimeSpan to the given TimeSpan

Example: (TimeSpan).UnEquals(TimeSpan timespan)
FormatterName: UnEquals | !=
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] TimeSpan: timeSpan
• TimeSpan: timespan

Returns: bool
Description:

Checks if the two TimeSpan are not equal to each other

Example: (Worktime).Add(Worktime other)
FormatterName: Add
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Worktime: worktime
• Worktime: other

Returns: Worktime
Description:

Adds both worktimes together

Example: (Worktime).AddDays(Number number)
FormatterName: AddDays
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Worktime: worktime
• Number: number

Returns: Worktime
Description:

Adds the given amount of Days to the worktime

Example: (Worktime).AddHours(Number number)
FormatterName: AddHours
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Worktime: worktime
• Number: number

Returns: Worktime
Description:

Adds the given amount of Hours to the worktime

Example: (Worktime).AddMinutes(Number number)
FormatterName: AddMinutes
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Worktime: worktime
• Number: number

Returns: Worktime
Description:

Adds the given amount of Minutes to the worktime

Example: (Worktime).AddMonths(Number number, DateTime startingWith)
FormatterName: AddMonths
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Worktime: worktime
• Number: number
• DateTime: startingWith

Returns: Worktime
Description:

Adds the given amount of Months to the worktime. As all months have different days you have to specify which month to start with.

Example: (Worktime).AddSeconds(Number number)
FormatterName: AddSeconds
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Worktime: worktime
• Number: number

Returns: Worktime
Description:

Adds the given amount of Seconds to the worktime

Example: (Worktime).AddWeeks(Number number)
FormatterName: AddWeeks
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Worktime: worktime
• Number: number

Returns: Worktime
Description:

Adds the given amount of Weeks to the worktime

Example: Worktime()
FormatterName: Worktime

Returns: Worktime
Description:

Creates a new Worktime Object

Example: WorktimeFromTimespan(TimeSpan timespan)
FormatterName: WorktimeFromTimespan
Arguments:

• TimeSpan: timespan

Returns: Worktime
Description:

Creates a new Worktime Object based on the Timespan

Example: (Money).Add(Money value)
FormatterName: Add | +
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Money: sourceValue
• Money: value

Returns: Money
Description:

Adds the value to a new money object and returns it

Example: (Worktime).GetMoney(double rate, MoneyChargeRate chargeRate)
FormatterName: GetMoney
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Worktime: worktime
• double: rate
• MoneyChargeRate: chargeRate

Returns: Money
Description:

Calculates the value of the worktime by taking the rate and chargerate

Example: (Worktime).GetMoney(double rate, MoneyChargeRate chargeRate, Currency currency)
FormatterName: GetMoney
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Worktime: worktime
• double: rate
• MoneyChargeRate: chargeRate
• Currency: currency

Returns: Money
Description:

Calculates the value of the worktime by taking the rate and chargerate

Example: (Money).GetTax(double value)
FormatterName: GetTax
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Money: worktime
• double: value

Returns: Money
Description:

Gets the amount of Tax for this money object

Example: Money(Number value)
FormatterName: Money
Arguments:

• Number: value

Returns: Money
Description:

Creates a new Money Object

Example: Money(Number value, Currency currency)
FormatterName: Money
Arguments:

• Number: value
• Currency: currency

Returns: Money
Description:

Creates a new Money Object

Example: ParseMoney(string text, CurrencyHandler handler)
FormatterName: ParseMoney
Arguments:

• string: text
• CurrencyHandler``[Optional]: handler

Returns: Money
Description:

Parses a string to a money object

Example: (Money).Round()
FormatterName: Round
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Money: worktime

Returns: Money
Description:

Rounds the value using common commercial rules IEEE 754

Example: (Money).Substract(Money value)
FormatterName: - | Substract
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Money: sourceValue
• Money: value

Returns: Money
Description:

Substracts the value to a new money object and returns it

Example: (string).Append(string target)
FormatterName: + | Append
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: source
• string: target

Returns: string
Description:

Concatenates two strings

Example: (object source) + (string target)
FormatterName: +
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] object: source
• string: target

Returns: string
Description:

Concatenates two strings

Example: (string source) + (object target)
FormatterName: +
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: source
• object: target

Returns: string
Description:

Concatenates two strings

Example: (string).AsAscii()
FormatterName: AsAscii
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: source

Returns: byte[]
Description:

Decodes the string source as an ASCII encoded byte[]

Example: (string).AsUnicode()
FormatterName: AsUnicode
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: source

Returns: byte[]
Description:

Decodes the string source as an Unicode encoded byte[]

Example: (string).AsUtf32()
FormatterName: AsUtf32
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: source

Returns: byte[]
Description:

Decodes the string source as an UTF-32 encoded byte[]

Example: (string).AsUtf8()
FormatterName: AsUtf8
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: source

Returns: byte[]
Description:

Decodes the string source as an UTF-8 encoded byte[]

Example: (string).Capitalize()
FormatterName: Capitalize
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: source

Returns: string
Description:

Converts the first character of the passed string to a upper case character.

Example: (string).CapitalizeWords()
FormatterName: CapitalizeWords
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: source

Returns: string
Description:

Converts the first character of each word in the passed string to a upper case character.

Example: (string).Contains(string target)
FormatterName: Contains
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: source
• string: target

Returns: bool
Description:

Returns a boolean indicating whether the input string contains the specified string value.

Example: (string).EndsWith(string target)
FormatterName: EndsWith
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: source
• string: target

Returns: bool
Description:

Returns a boolean indicating whether the input string ends with the specified string value.

Example: (string).FromBase64()
FormatterName: FromBase64
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: source

Returns: string
Description:

Decodes a string from its Base64 representation the decoding is expected be the same as the template

Example: (IEnumerable<string>).Join(string seperator)
FormatterName: Join
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<string>: source
• string: seperator

Returns: string
Description:

Joins an Array of string together by using a seperator

Example: (string).PadLeft(int width)
FormatterName: PadLeft
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: source
• int: width

Returns: string
Description:

Pads a string with leading spaces to a specified total length.

Example: (string).PadRight(int width)
FormatterName: PadRight
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: source
• int: width

Returns: string
Description:

Pads a string with leading spaces to a specified total length.

Example: (string).Remove(int start, int count)
FormatterName: Remove
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: source
• int: start
• int: count

Returns: string
Description:

Removes the range of substring from the string

Example: (string).Remove(string search)
FormatterName: Remove
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: source
• string: search

Returns: string
Description:

Removes all occurrences of a substring from a string.

Example: (string).Replace(string search, string with)
FormatterName: Replace
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: source
• string: search
• string: with

Returns: string
Description:

Replaces all occurrences of a substring from a string.

Example: (string).Split(object[] delimiters)
FormatterName: Split
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: source
• [RestParameter] object[]: delimiters

Returns: string[]
Description:

Splits the string each time any delimiter is found

Example: (string).StartsWith(string target)
FormatterName: StartsWith
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: source
• string: target

Returns: bool
Description:

Returns a boolean indicating whether the input string starts with the specified string value.

Example: (string).Substring(int start, int count)
FormatterName: Substring
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: source
• int: start
• int: count

Returns: string
Description:

The slice returns a substring, starting at the specified index. An optional second parameter can be passed to specify the length of the substring. If no second parameter is given, a substring with the remaining characters will be returned.

Example: (string).Substring(int start)
FormatterName: Substring
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: source
• int: start

Returns: string
Description:

The slice returns a substring, starting at the specified index. An optional second parameter can be passed to specify the length of the substring. If no second parameter is given, a substring with the remaining characters will be returned.

Example: (string).ToBase64()
FormatterName: ToBase64
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: source

Returns: string
Description:

Encodes a string to its Base64 representation the encoding will be the same as the template

Example: (string).ToLower()
FormatterName: ToLower
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: source

Returns: string
Description:

Converts the string to lower case.

Example: (string).ToUpper()
FormatterName: ToUpper
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: source

Returns: string
Description:

Converts the string to upper case.

Example: (string).Trim()
FormatterName: Trim
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: source

Returns: string
Description:

Trims all leading and tailing Whitespaces

Example: (string).TrimEnd()
FormatterName: TrimEnd
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: source

Returns: string
Description:

Trims all tailing Whitespaces

Example: (string).TrimStart()
FormatterName: TrimStart
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: source

Returns: string
Description:

Trims all leading Whitespaces

Example: (string).Truncate(int length, string ellipsis)
FormatterName: Truncate
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: source
• int: length
• string``[Optional]: ellipsis

Returns: string
Description:

Truncates a string down to the number of characters passed as the first parameter. An ellipsis (...) is appended to the truncated string and is included in the character count

Example: (object).Equals(object target)
FormatterName: Equals | ==
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] object: source
• object: target

Returns: bool
Description:

Checks if two objects are equal

Example: Equals(object source, object target)
FormatterName: Equals
Arguments:

• object: source
• object: target

Returns: bool
Description:

Checks if two objects are equal

Example: (object source) != (object target)
FormatterName: !=
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] object: source
• object: target

Returns: bool
Description:

Checks if two objects are not equal

Example: (object).ReferenceEquals(object target)
FormatterName: ReferenceEquals
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] object: source
• object: target

Returns: bool
Description:

Checks if two objects are the same

Example: ReferenceEquals(object source, object target)
FormatterName: ReferenceEquals
Arguments:

• object: source
• object: target

Returns: bool
Description:

Checks if two objects are the same

Example: (object).NullCoalescing(object right)
FormatterName: ?? | NullCoalescing
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] object: left
• object: right

Returns: object
Description:

returns the value of its left-hand operand if it isn't null; otherwise, it evaluates the right-hand operand and returns its result

Example: NullCoalescing(object left, object right)
FormatterName: NullCoalescing
Arguments:

• object: left
• object: right

Returns: object
Description:

returns the value of its left-hand operand if it isn't null; otherwise, it evaluates the right-hand operand and returns its result

Example: (bool).And(bool other)
FormatterName: And | &&
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] bool: value
• bool: other

Returns: bool
Description:

Returns true if all values are true

Example: (bool).And(object[] values)
FormatterName: And
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] bool: value
• [RestParameter] object[]: values

Returns: bool
Description:

Returns true if all values are true

Example: (bool).Negate()
FormatterName: Negate | Not | !
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] bool: value

Returns: bool
Description:

Negates a Boolean value

Example: (bool).Or(bool other)
FormatterName: Or | ||
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] bool: value
• bool: other

Returns: bool
Description:

Returns true any value is true

Example: (bool).Or(object[] values)
FormatterName: Or
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] bool: value
• [RestParameter] object[]: values

Returns: bool
Description:

Returns true any value is true

Example: (string).ParseBool()
FormatterName: ParseBool
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: value

Returns: bool
Description:

Parses a boolean from string by checking for the equality of ether '1', 'yes', 'true', 'valid'

Example: Log(string logLevel, string eventId, string message)
FormatterName: Log
Arguments:

• string: logLevel
• string: eventId
• string: message

Returns: Void
Description:

Logs an Specific event

Must be first setup by setting the ParserOptions.Logger property

Example: LogCritical(string eventId, string message)
FormatterName: LogCritical
Arguments:

• string: eventId
• string: message

Returns: Void
Description:

Logs an Specific event

Must be first setup by setting the ParserOptions.Logger property

Example: LogDebug(string eventId, string message)
FormatterName: LogDebug
Arguments:

• string: eventId
• string: message

Returns: Void
Description:

Logs an Specific event

Must be first setup by setting the ParserOptions.Logger property

Example: LogDisable()
FormatterName: LogDisable

Returns: Void
Description:

Disables the logger

Must be first setup by setting the ParserOptions.Logger property

Example: LogEnable()
FormatterName: LogEnable

Returns: Void
Description:

Enables the logger

Must be first setup by setting the ParserOptions.Logger property

Example: LogError(string eventId, string message)
FormatterName: LogError
Arguments:

• string: eventId
• string: message

Returns: Void
Description:

Logs an Specific event

Must be first setup by setting the ParserOptions.Logger property

Example: LogInfo(string eventId, string message)
FormatterName: LogInfo
Arguments:

• string: eventId
• string: message

Returns: Void
Description:

Logs an Specific event

Must be first setup by setting the ParserOptions.Logger property

Example: LogTrace(string eventId, string message)
FormatterName: LogTrace
Arguments:

• string: eventId
• string: message

Returns: Void
Description:

Logs an Specific event

Must be first setup by setting the ParserOptions.Logger property

Example: LogWarn(string eventId, string message)
FormatterName: LogWarn
Arguments:

• string: eventId
• string: message

Returns: Void
Description:

Logs an Specific event

Must be first setup by setting the ParserOptions.Logger property

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).Aggregate(string delimiter)
FormatterName: Aggregate
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection
• string: delimiter

Returns: string
Description:

Joins the element of a list separated by a delimiter string and return the concatenated string.

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).Any()
FormatterName: Any
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection

Returns: bool
Description:

returns if there are any elements in the collection

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).Compact()
FormatterName: Compact
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection

Returns: IEnumerable<T>
Description:

Removes any non-null values from the input list.

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).Concat(IEnumerable<T> targetCollection)
FormatterName: Concat
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection
• IEnumerable<T>: targetCollection

Returns: IEnumerable
Description:

Concats two lists together

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).Contains(T arguments)
FormatterName: Contains
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection
• T: arguments

Returns: bool
Description:

Searches in the list for that the argument

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).Count()
FormatterName: Count
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection

Returns: int
Description:

Gets the count of the list

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).DefaultIfEmpty(T defaultValue)
FormatterName: DefaultIfEmpty
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection
• T: defaultValue

Returns: IEnumerable<T>
Description:

If the source list is empty, the parameter will be returned instead

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).Distinct()
FormatterName: Distinct
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection

Returns: IEnumerable
Description:

Filters duplicates from the list

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).ElementAt(int index)
FormatterName: ElementAt
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection
• int: index

Returns: T
Description:

Gets the item in the list on the position

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).ElementAtOrDefault(int index)
FormatterName: ElementAtOrDefault
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection
• int: index

Returns: T
Description:

Gets the item in the list on the position

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).Except(IEnumerable<T> targetCollection)
FormatterName: Except
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection
• IEnumerable<T>: targetCollection

Returns: IEnumerable
Description:

Gets all items from the source list except for all items in the target list

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).First()
FormatterName: First
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection

Returns: T
Description:

Selects the First item in the list

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).FirstOrDefault()
FormatterName: FirstOrDefault
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection

Returns: T
Description:

Gets the first item in the list that matches the predicate

Example: (IGrouping<TKey, T>).FlatGroup()
FormatterName: FlatGroup
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IGrouping<TKey, T>: sourceCollection

Returns: IEnumerable<T>
Description:

Flattens the Group returned by group by

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).Intersect(IEnumerable<T> targetCollection)
FormatterName: Intersect
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection
• IEnumerable<T>: targetCollection

Returns: IEnumerable
Description:

Gets the list of all duplicates from both lists

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).Last()
FormatterName: Last
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection

Returns: T
Description:

Selects the Last item in the list

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).LastOrDefault()
FormatterName: LastOrDefault
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection

Returns: T
Description:

Gets the Last item in the list that matches the predicate

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).Max()
FormatterName: Max
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection

Returns: T
Description:

Called on a list of numbers it returns the biggest

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).Min()
FormatterName: Min
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection

Returns: T
Description:

Called on a list of numbers it returns the smallest

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).Partition(Number size)
FormatterName: Partition
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: source
• Number: size

Returns: IEnumerable<List<T>>
Description:

Splits the source into a list of lists equals the size of size

Example: (int).Range(int count)
FormatterName: Range
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] int: start
• int: count

Returns: IEnumerable<int>
Description:

Generates a list of numbers

Example: (T).Repeat(int count)
FormatterName: Repeat
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] T: element
• int: count

Returns: IEnumerable<T>
Description:

Creates a list of the given item

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).Reverse()
FormatterName: Reverse
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection

Returns: IEnumerable
Description:

Reverses the order of all items in the list

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).SequenceEqual(IEnumerable<T> targetCollection)
FormatterName: SequenceEqual
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection
• IEnumerable<T>: targetCollection

Returns: bool
Description:

Checks for all items of both lists for equality

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).Single()
FormatterName: Single
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection

Returns: T
Description:

Selects the only item in the list

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).Skip(Number arguments)
FormatterName: Skip
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection
• Number: arguments

Returns: IEnumerable<T>
Description:

Skips the amount of items in argument

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).Take(Number arguments)
FormatterName: Take
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection
• Number: arguments

Returns: IEnumerable<T>
Description:

Takes the amount of items in argument

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).Union(IEnumerable<T> targetCollection)
FormatterName: Union
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection
• IEnumerable<T>: targetCollection

Returns: IEnumerable
Description:

Creates a new list that contains all unqiue items from both lists

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).Aggregate(string function, string member)
FormatterName: Aggregate
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection
• string: function
• string: member

Returns: object
Description:

Aggregate all items in the list

Must be added via Nuget package 'Morestachio.Linq' and added via 'contextObject.Formatters.AddFromType(typeof(DynamicLinq))'

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).All(string predicate, object[] arguments)
FormatterName: All
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection
• string: predicate
• [RestParameter] object[]: arguments

Returns: bool
Description:

returns if All elements in the collection matches the condition

Must be added via Nuget package 'Morestachio.Linq' and added via 'contextObject.Formatters.AddFromType(typeof(DynamicLinq))'

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).Any(string predicate, object[] arguments)
FormatterName: Any
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection
• string: predicate
• [RestParameter] object[]: arguments

Returns: bool
Description:

returns if Any elements in the collection matches the condition

Must be added via Nuget package 'Morestachio.Linq' and added via 'contextObject.Formatters.AddFromType(typeof(DynamicLinq))'

Example: (IEnumerable).Any()
FormatterName: Any | any
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable: sourceCollection

Returns: bool
Description:

Returns ether true or false if the expression in the argument is fulfilled by any item

Must be added via Nuget package 'Morestachio.Linq' and added via 'contextObject.Formatters.AddFromType(typeof(DynamicLinq))'

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).Average(string predicate, object[] arguments)
FormatterName: Average
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection
• string: predicate
• [RestParameter] object[]: arguments

Returns: double
Description:

returns the Average of all items in the collection

Must be added via Nuget package 'Morestachio.Linq' and added via 'contextObject.Formatters.AddFromType(typeof(DynamicLinq))'

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).Cast(string type)
FormatterName: Cast
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection
• string: type

Returns: IQueryable
Description:

casts all elements in the collection into another type

Must be added via Nuget package 'Morestachio.Linq' and added via 'contextObject.Formatters.AddFromType(typeof(DynamicLinq))'

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).Count(string predicate, object[] arguments)
FormatterName: Count
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection
• string: predicate
• [RestParameter] object[]: arguments

Returns: decimal
Description:

Counts all items that matches the predicate

Must be added via Nuget package 'Morestachio.Linq' and added via 'contextObject.Formatters.AddFromType(typeof(DynamicLinq))'

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).First(string predicate, object[] arguments)
FormatterName: First
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection
• string: predicate
• [RestParameter] object[]: arguments

Returns: T
Description:

Gets the first item in the list that matches the predicate

Must be added via Nuget package 'Morestachio.Linq' and added via 'contextObject.Formatters.AddFromType(typeof(DynamicLinq))'

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).FirstOrDefault(string predicate, object[] arguments)
FormatterName: FirstOrDefault
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection
• string: predicate
• [RestParameter] object[]: arguments

Returns: T
Description:

Gets the first item in the list that matches the predicate

Must be added via Nuget package 'Morestachio.Linq' and added via 'contextObject.Formatters.AddFromType(typeof(DynamicLinq))'

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).GroupBy(string predicate, object[] arguments)
FormatterName: GroupBy
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection
• string: predicate
• [RestParameter] object[]: arguments

Returns: IEnumerable
Description:

Groups a list

Must be added via Nuget package 'Morestachio.Linq' and added via 'contextObject.Formatters.AddFromType(typeof(DynamicLinq))'

Example: (IEnumerable).GroupJoin(IEnumerable targetCollection, string outerKeySelector, string innerKeySelector, string resultSelector, object[] arguments)
FormatterName: GroupJoin
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable: sourceCollection
• IEnumerable: targetCollection
• string: outerKeySelector
• string: innerKeySelector
• string: resultSelector
• [RestParameter] object[]: arguments

Returns: IEnumerable
Description:

Joins two collections together

Must be added via Nuget package 'Morestachio.Linq' and added via 'contextObject.Formatters.AddFromType(typeof(DynamicLinq))'

Example: (IEnumerable).Join(IEnumerable targetCollection, string outerKeySelector, string innerKeySelector, string resultSelector, object[] arguments)
FormatterName: Join
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable: sourceCollection
• IEnumerable: targetCollection
• string: outerKeySelector
• string: innerKeySelector
• string: resultSelector
• [RestParameter] object[]: arguments

Returns: IEnumerable
Description:

Joins two collections together

Must be added via Nuget package 'Morestachio.Linq' and added via 'contextObject.Formatters.AddFromType(typeof(DynamicLinq))'

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).Last(string predicate, object[] arguments)
FormatterName: Last
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection
• string: predicate
• [RestParameter] object[]: arguments

Returns: T
Description:

Gets the Last item in the list that matches the predicate

Must be added via Nuget package 'Morestachio.Linq' and added via 'contextObject.Formatters.AddFromType(typeof(DynamicLinq))'

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).LastOrDefault(string predicate, object[] arguments)
FormatterName: LastOrDefault
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection
• string: predicate
• [RestParameter] object[]: arguments

Returns: T
Description:

Gets the Last item in the list that matches the predicate

Must be added via Nuget package 'Morestachio.Linq' and added via 'contextObject.Formatters.AddFromType(typeof(DynamicLinq))'

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).OrderBy(string predicate, object[] arguments)
FormatterName: OrderBy
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection
• string: predicate
• [RestParameter] object[]: arguments

Returns: IEnumerable<T>
Description:

Orders the list descending

Must be added via Nuget package 'Morestachio.Linq' and added via 'contextObject.Formatters.AddFromType(typeof(DynamicLinq))'

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).OrderBy()
FormatterName: OrderBy
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection

Returns: IEnumerable<T>
Description:

Orders the list descending

Must be added via Nuget package 'Morestachio.Linq' and added via 'contextObject.Formatters.AddFromType(typeof(DynamicLinq))'

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).Select(string predicate, object[] arguments)
FormatterName: Select
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection
• string: predicate
• [RestParameter] object[]: arguments

Returns: IEnumerable
Description:

Selects items from the collection based on the predicate

Must be added via Nuget package 'Morestachio.Linq' and added via 'contextObject.Formatters.AddFromType(typeof(DynamicLinq))'

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).SelectMany(string predicate, object[] arguments)
FormatterName: SelectMany
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection
• string: predicate
• [RestParameter] object[]: arguments

Returns: IEnumerable
Description:

Selects a list of items from the collection based on the predicate and flattens them

Must be added via Nuget package 'Morestachio.Linq' and added via 'contextObject.Formatters.AddFromType(typeof(DynamicLinq))'

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).Single(string predicate, object[] arguments)
FormatterName: Single
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection
• string: predicate
• [RestParameter] object[]: arguments

Returns: T
Description:

Gets the only item in the list that matches the predicate

Must be added via Nuget package 'Morestachio.Linq' and added via 'contextObject.Formatters.AddFromType(typeof(DynamicLinq))'

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).SingleOrDefault()
FormatterName: SingleOrDefault
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection

Returns: T
Description:

Gets the only item in the list that matches the predicate

Must be added via Nuget package 'Morestachio.Linq' and added via 'contextObject.Formatters.AddFromType(typeof(DynamicLinq))'

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).SingleOrDefault(string predicate, object[] arguments)
FormatterName: SingleOrDefault
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection
• string: predicate
• [RestParameter] object[]: arguments

Returns: T
Description:

Gets the only item in the list that matches the predicate

Must be added via Nuget package 'Morestachio.Linq' and added via 'contextObject.Formatters.AddFromType(typeof(DynamicLinq))'

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).SkipWhile(string predicate, object[] arguments)
FormatterName: SkipWhile
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection
• string: predicate
• [RestParameter] object[]: arguments

Returns: IEnumerable<T>
Description:

Skips items from the collection as long as the predicate is true

Must be added via Nuget package 'Morestachio.Linq' and added via 'contextObject.Formatters.AddFromType(typeof(DynamicLinq))'

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).sum()
FormatterName: sum | Sum
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection

Returns: T
Description:

Aggreates the property in the argument and returns it

Must be added via Nuget package 'Morestachio.Linq' and added via 'contextObject.Formatters.AddFromType(typeof(DynamicLinq))'

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).TakeWhile(string predicate, object[] arguments)
FormatterName: TakeWhile
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection
• string: predicate
• [RestParameter] object[]: arguments

Returns: IEnumerable<T>
Description:

Takes items from the collection as long as the predicate is true

Must be added via Nuget package 'Morestachio.Linq' and added via 'contextObject.Formatters.AddFromType(typeof(DynamicLinq))'

Example: (IOrderedQueryable<T>).ThenBy(string predicate, object[] arguments)
FormatterName: ThenBy
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IOrderedQueryable<T>: sourceCollection
• string: predicate
• [RestParameter] object[]: arguments

Returns: IEnumerable<T>
Description:

Orders an list previusly ordered with 'OrderBy'

Must be added via Nuget package 'Morestachio.Linq' and added via 'contextObject.Formatters.AddFromType(typeof(DynamicLinq))'

Example: (IEnumerable<T>).Where(string predicate, object[] arguments)
FormatterName: Where
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] IEnumerable<T>: sourceCollection
• string: predicate
• [RestParameter] object[]: arguments

Returns: IEnumerable<T>
Description:

Filteres the collection based on the predicate. Accepts any number of additonal arguments

Must be added via Nuget package 'Morestachio.Linq' and added via 'contextObject.Formatters.AddFromType(typeof(DynamicLinq))'

Example: (Regex).IsMatch(string input)
FormatterName: IsMatch
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Regex: pattern
• string: input

Returns: bool
Description:

Searches the input string for one or more occurrences of the text supplied in the given pattern.

Example: (Regex).Match(string input)
FormatterName: Match
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Regex: pattern
• string: input

Returns: Match
Description:

Matches a regular expression with a string and returns the precise result as a RegexMatch object.

Example: (Regex).Matches(string input)
FormatterName: Matches
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Regex: pattern
• string: input

Returns: MatchCollection
Description:

Returns all the successful matches as if Match was called iteratively numerous times.

Example: (Match).Matches(string replacement)
FormatterName: Matches
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Match: match
• string: replacement

Returns: string
Description:

Returns the expansion of the passed replacement pattern. For example, if the replacement pattern is ?$1$2?, Result returns the concatenation of Group(1).ToString() and Group(2).ToString().

Example: (string).Regex()
FormatterName: Regex
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: pattern

Returns: Regex
Description:

Creates a new Regex with the given pattern

Example: Regex(string pattern)
FormatterName: Regex
Arguments:

• string: pattern

Returns: Regex
Description:

Creates a new Regex with the given pattern

Example: (Regex).Replace(string input, string replacement)
FormatterName: Replace
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Regex: pattern
• string: input
• string: replacement

Returns: string
Description:

Replaces all occurrences of the previously defined pattern with the replacement pattern, starting at the first character in the input string.

Example: (Regex).Split(string input)
FormatterName: Split
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] Regex: pattern
• string: input

Returns: string[]
Description:

Splits the input string at the position defined by a previous pattern.

Example: Random()
FormatterName: Random

Returns: int
Description:

Gets a non-negative random number

Example: Random(int upperBounds)
FormatterName: Random
Arguments:

• int: upperBounds

Returns: int
Description:

Gets a non-negative random number where the number is capped by upperBounds

Example: Random(int upperBounds, int lowerBounds)
FormatterName: Random
Arguments:

• int: upperBounds
• int: lowerBounds

Returns: int
Description:

Gets a non-negative random number where the number is capped by upperBounds and lowerBounds

Example: (string).HtmlDecode()
FormatterName: HtmlDecode
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: text

Returns: string
Description:

Converts a string that has been HTML-encoded for HTTP transmission into a decoded string.

Example: HtmlDecode(string text)
FormatterName: HtmlDecode
Arguments:

• string: text

Returns: string
Description:

Converts a string that has been HTML-encoded for HTTP transmission into a decoded string.

Example: (string).HtmlEncode()
FormatterName: HtmlEncode
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: text

Returns: string
Description:

Converts a string to an HTML-encoded string.

Example: HtmlEncode(string text)
FormatterName: HtmlEncode
Arguments:

• string: text

Returns: string
Description:

Converts a string to an HTML-encoded string.

Example: (string).HtmlStrip()
FormatterName: HtmlStrip
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: text

Returns: string
Description:

Removes any HTML tags from the input string

Example: HtmlStrip(string text)
FormatterName: HtmlStrip
Arguments:

• string: text

Returns: string
Description:

Removes any HTML tags from the input string

Example: (string).UrlEncode()
FormatterName: UrlEncode
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: text

Returns: string
Description:

Converts a string to its escaped representation.

Example: UrlEncode(string text)
FormatterName: UrlEncode
Arguments:

• string: text

Returns: string
Description:

Converts a string to its escaped representation.

Example: (string).UrlEscape()
FormatterName: UrlEscape
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: text

Returns: string
Description:

Converts a URI string to its escaped representation.

Example: UrlEscape(string text)
FormatterName: UrlEscape
Arguments:

• string: text

Returns: string
Description:

Converts a URI string to its escaped representation.

Example: (int).GetEncoding()
FormatterName: GetEncoding
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] int: codePage

Returns: Encoding
Description:

Returns the encoding associated with the specified code page identifier

Example: (string).GetEncoding()
FormatterName: GetEncoding
Arguments:

• [SourceObject] string: name

Returns: Encoding
Description:

Returns the encoding associated with the specified code page name.