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Commons

.NET Commons Library is originally inspired by the Apache Commons project stack for java applications. It is intended to provide the common software components and basic application stack for developing .NET applications. 1. Commons.Utils provides the basica utilities for .NET applications and tow hash functions: MurmurHash3 32bit, FNV hash 32bit. 2. Commons.Collections provides the extended collection implementation based on System.Collections.Generics. It includes TreeBag, HashedBag, CompositeCollection, Cutomized32HashedMap, HashedBimap, LinkedHashedMap, LruMap, MultiValueHashedMap, MultiValueTreeMap, ReferenceMap, SkipListMap, TreeBimap, TreeMap, BoundedQueue, MaxPriorityQueue, MinPriorityQueue, HashedSet, SkipListSet, TreeSet. 3. Commons.Json provides a JSON parser and composer to dynamically manipulate json object with the power of "dynamic" keyword in .net. Please report issues to https://github.com/yanggujun/commonsfornet/issues

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Feb 17, 2015
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dotnet add package Commons --version 0.1.0.2
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Install-Package Commons -Version 0.1.0.2
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<PackageReference Include="Commons" Version="0.1.0.2" />

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