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@tsonic/dotnet-pure

v0.8.8

Published

TypeScript type definitions for .NET 10 BCL (Base Class Library) - CLR naming

Readme

@tsonic/dotnet-pure

TypeScript type definitions for .NET 10 BCL (Base Class Library) with CLR naming conventions.

Note: This package uses PascalCase member names (e.g., GetEnumerator, Count). For camelCase TypeScript-style naming, use @tsonic/dotnet instead.

Features

  • Complete .NET 10 BCL coverage - 130 namespaces, 4,296 types, 50,675 members
  • CLR naming conventions - PascalCase members matching .NET exactly
  • Friendly generic aliases - Use List<T> instead of List_1<T>
  • Primitive aliases - int, long, decimal, etc. via @tsonic/core
  • Full type safety - Zero TypeScript errors

Installation

npm install @tsonic/dotnet-pure @tsonic/core

Usage

import type { List } from "@tsonic/dotnet-pure/System.Collections.Generic.js";
import type { int } from "@tsonic/core/types.js";

const list: List<int> = null!;
list.Add(42 as int);           // PascalCase: Add, not add
const count = list.Count;       // PascalCase: Count, not count
const enumerator = list.GetEnumerator();  // PascalCase: GetEnumerator

Naming Comparison

| Feature | @tsonic/dotnet | @tsonic/dotnet-pure | |---------|----------------|---------------------| | Methods | getEnumerator() | GetEnumerator() | | Properties | count | Count | | Style | TypeScript/JS convention | CLR/C# convention |

When to Use

  • @tsonic/dotnet - For TypeScript projects preferring JS naming conventions
  • @tsonic/dotnet-pure - For projects requiring exact CLR name matching (e.g., reflection, interop)

Development

Regenerating Types

./__build/scripts/generate.sh

Prerequisites:

  • .NET 10 SDK installed
  • tsbindgen repository cloned at ../tsbindgen

Environment variables:

  • DOTNET_VERSION - .NET runtime version (default: 10.0.1)
  • DOTNET_HOME - .NET installation directory (default: $HOME/.dotnet)

License

MIT