CsvHelper

A library for reading and writing CSV files. Extremely fast, flexible, and easy to use. Supports reading and writing of custom class objects.

Install

PM> Install-Package CsvHelper

> dotnet add package CsvHelper

Install node.js.
Go into the CsvHelper/docs-src folder.
Run npm start to start a local test site. Make any changes needed.
Run npm run build to build the documentation files that are output to CsvHelper/docs.

Dual licensed

Microsoft Public License (MS-PL)

Apache License, Version 2.0

Want to contribute? Great! Here are a few guidelines.

If you want to do a feature, post an issue about the feature first. Some features are intentionally left out, some features may already be in the works, or I may have some advice on how I think it should be done. I would feel bad if time was spent on some code that won't be used.
If you want to do a bug fix, it might not be a bad idea to post about it too. I've had the same bug fixed by multiple people at the same time before.
All code should have a unit test. If you make a feature, there should be significant tests around the feature. If you do a bug fix, there should be a test specific to that bug so it doesn't happen again.
Pull requests should have a single commit. If you have multiple commits, squash them into a single commit before requesting a pull.
Try and follow the code styling already in place. If you have ReSharper there is a dotsettings file included and things should automatically be formatted for you.