A basic conditional evaluator.
Simply include a Using statement, and then do the following:
bool result = ConditionEvaluator.Expression("value > 10").WithValue(18).Evaluate();
// result == true
Furthermore, you can also use threshold
to be more dynamic:
bool result = ConditionEvaluator.Expression("value > threshold").WithValue(10).WithThreshold(5).Evaluate();
If you downloaded a previous version of this library, well then this is a breaking change, as the syntax has changed for how to make use of the package.