CLI

Trying to pass something like -v or -h to a .NET CLI application that uses the shebang style of dotnet run app.cs can cause issues because dotnet run itself has options that conflict with the application’s arguments. Here’s how to work around that.

I often download large files like Linux distros, these can take a while, so I wrote a fast downloader that splits the file into multiple parts and downloads them in parallel.

I got a little tired of running python -m http.server every time I wanted to serve some files, so I wrote a simple .NET CLI web server.

Here is a C# CLI for Kafka to produce and consume messages, and list, create, and delete topics.

This is a follow-up to my CLI consumer for Kafka in C#. Here is a simple CLI producer in C#.

I used to use the Confluent CLI to consume messages from Kafka, but recently it stopped working for me. So I wrote my own simple CLI consumer in C#.