XConsole.NET 1.0.0

Using XConsole:

1. Add reference to XConsole DLL if not added automatically by NuGet
2. Import the namespace XConsoleNET

using XConsoleNET;

3. Use the following code to initialize your XConsole app (this is a demo code and not all properties of XSettings are needed)

		XConsole.Init(new XSettings
            {
                BackgroundColor = System.ConsoleColor.White,
                ForegroundColor = System.ConsoleColor.Black,
                ErrorBackgroundColor = System.ConsoleColor.Yellow,
                ErrorForegroundColor = System.ConsoleColor.Red,
                ExitCommand = new XCommand() { Command = "exit", Delimiter = ' ' },
                HelpCommand = new XCommand() { Command = "help", Delimiter = ' ' },
                HistoryCommand = new XCommand() { Command = "hist", Delimiter = ' ' },
                WelcomeMessage = "Hello my app",
                Commands = new System.Collections.Generic.List<XCommand>
                {
                    new XCommand { Command = "nq", Delimiter = ' ', ParametersCount = 1, Description = "A command to enqueue a value selected by user. ex {nq 10}" },
                    new XCommand { Command = "dq", Delimiter = ' ', ParametersCount = 0, Description= "A command to dequeue the next value from q"},
                },
            });

4. Handle CommandFired event as follows:

        XConsole.CommandFired += XConsole_CommandFired;

5. The handler method should be something like that

        private static void XConsole_CommandFired(XConsoleNET.Events.XEventArgs e)
        {
            if (e.Command == null)
            {
                XConsole.Write("Bad Command");
                return;
            }
            switch (e.Command.Command)
            {
                case "nq":
                    XConsole.Write($"Enqueueing value : {e.Command.Parameters.FirstOrDefault()}");
                    break;

                case "dq":
                    XConsole.Write($"Dequeuing the next value");
                    break;
                default:
                    break;
            }
        }

6. Call RunProgram to start your program in console

        XConsole.RunProgram();

Your program can display help by typing "help" (as default) and will terminate by typing "exit" (by default)

enjoy...