Version 1.1.25

#installation">Installation

• Install via NuGet

#changelog">Changelog

• Added new ReflectionExtension class (see 8739004)
  A previous release introduced static utility methods in the ReflectionUtils class for working with enums and custom attributes. Similar extension methods are now available through the new ReflectionExtensions class.

• Added GetCustomAttribute methods (see 8d20279)
  As an alternative to getting a collection of attributes, this method will return the first matching attribute - or null if no matching attributes are found. The method is available as a static method in the ReflectionUtils class and as an extension method in the ReflectionExtensions class.

• Added new IsAlphabetic utility method to the StringUtils class (see 0706caf)
  The methods returns whether an input string only consists of numbers and letters.

• Added new Levenshtein utility method to the StringUtils class (see 79acc4f)
  The methods returns the Levenshtein distance between two strings. This can for instance be used to compare the relevance between the two input strings.

• Added new IsNumeric, IsAlphanumeric and IsAlphabetic extension methods (see 7257226)
  Similar to normal static methods, these methods can now also be used as extension methods on string instances.

• Added GetFloatArray, GetSingleArray and GetDoubleArray extension methods to the JObjectExtensions class (see a64d990)
  The new methods adds similar functionality as the existing ToInt32Array and ToInt64Array extension methods, but for different value types.

• Introduced new TryParseBoolean method in the StringUtils class (see 225255a)
  Similar to the ParseBoolean methods in the same class, these methods will check more more values than just True and False as the bool.TryParse method does.

• Introduced new string extension methods (see d80150f)
  The new extension methods include IsBoolean, IsGuid, IsInt32 and IsInt64 .

• Introduced new class with NameValueCollection extension methods (see 9c51348)
  The new class introduces extension methods such as GetBoolean, TryGetBoolean, GetInt32, TryGetInt32, TryGetValue and ContainsKey.

• Added new methods to the EnumUtils class (see c4eb3bc)
  The class already contains a number of generic methods for working with enum, but when the enum type is known at compile time. The new methods can be used when the enum type is only known at runtime.

• Introduced new EnumArrayJsonConverter JSON converter (see 3ce2189)
  The converter can be used to deserialize multiple enum values. It does not support serializing/writing.