ReSharper, the ultimate productivity tool for Visual Studio, is not just pre-packaged set of features. ReSharper provides rich platform for intelligent extensions, which can read and modify code and provide even more productivity features to you. I thought I would compile list of known public plugins.
ReSharper PowerToys - cyclomatic complexity analysis, explore type interface, find text, generate ToString, csUnit support. Open Source.
RGreatEx - resource refactoring and string manipulation. Commercial.
MbUnit - support for MbUnit tests in ReSharper Unit Testing subsystem. Open Source
xUnit - support for xUnit tests in ReSharper Unit Testing subsystem. Open Source
NSpecify - support for NSpecify in ReSharper Unit Testing subsystem. Open Source
Agent Smith - naming convention validation, spell checking, xml-comments validation, smart paste. Open Source
Agent Johnson - documents exceptions, batch-annotate with NotNull/CanBeNull, favorite files. Open Source
ARP - log4net and NHibernate support. Open Source
Stefan Lieser’s NHibernate plugin - NHibernate support. Free
Scout - navigate to .NET Framework Reference Source. Open Source
If you know any other public plugins to ReSharper, let us know!
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Ilya, thank you for mentioning NSpecify. I've updated the post you are pointing to regarding NSpecify. There is quite a few new features in the library that we've not highlighted yet, like the extension library, new synonym attributes to decorate your specifications with and the usage of lambda's in the specifications. Currently you can compile the library to target either VS2K5 or VS2K8.
Ilya,
MbUnit has two plugins for R#. The v2 plugin you have mentioned and the v3 plugin is a part of the v3 installer which can be found on either http://www.gallio.org or http://www.mbunit.com.
Andy
Hi Ilya,
As far as I can tell, the R# powertoys are only for version 3.x.
Are there plans to re-release them for the new 4.0 API anytime soon?
Drew.
Drew, PowerToys for 4.0 are already updated and building with the ReSharper sources. We have to review them before release, though.
PowerToys for R# 4.x? I've been waiting for this release for months, would it be ready anytime soon?
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