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Updated Wiki: Home

nesteruk — Mon, 19 Mar 2012 12:00:29 GMT

IMPORTANT NOTE: As of ReSharper 6, the ReSharper PowerToys are available for download as part of the ReSharper SDK.

ReSharper PowerToys

ReSharper PowerToys are plug-ins developed by both the Community and JetBrains for use with ReSharper.

For more information on ReSharper, please visit ReSharper Home Page

What are they?

The PowerToys are a series of plug-ins developed by JetBrains and with contributions from the developer community. They provide additional functionality to what is already provided in ReSharper. Some of the current features of ReSharper originated as PowerToy plug-ins.

The PowerToys are also a good resource for learning how to create your own plug-in for ReSharper and potentially contribute it back to the community via this project.

Are they free?

Yes. Everything under the PowerToys project is provided for free and Open Source, under the terms of the BSD License.

What do they include?

Currently, the following plug-ins are provided:

CyclomaticComplexity PowerToy: Calculates Cyclomatic Complexity
ExploreTypeInterface PowerToy: Allows you to explore type interfaces
FindText PowerToy: Powerful add-on for Finding Text
GenerateDispose PowerToy: Generates a Dispose() method
Gist PowerToy: publish code snippets to GitHub Gist
LiveTemplatesMacro PowerToy : Macros for Live Templates
MakeMethodGeneric PowerToy: Makes a method generic
MenuItem PowerToy: Shows how to work with menu items
OptionsPage PowerToy: Shows how to work with options pages
ZenCoding PowerToy: ZenCoding for HTML

How do I install them?

There are two ways to install the PowerToys

Source Code
Binary

Binary

Please see the Downloads page to get the latest release

Source Code

To install a plug-in from source code (this applies to any ReSharper plug-in and not only these PowerToys), you need to compile the source code and place the binaries under the %Program Files%\JetBrains\ReSharper\vX.Y\Bin\Plugins folder. If the Plugins folder does not exist, you need to create it. It is considered good practice to place each plug-in in a subfolder of it's own under the Plugins folder.

For example, to install ZenCoding plug-in, compile the ZenCoding.csproj and the resulting output should be placed under %Program Files%\JetBrains\ReSharper\v<r#ver>\Bin\Plugins\ZenCoding.
Note: If you want to install the plug-ins per individual user (not globally for all users), place the plug-ins under the %appdata%\JetBrains\ReSharper\v<r#ver>\vs<vsver>\Plugins folder instead.

How can I contribute?

There are many ways you can contribute to the project. You can write new plug-ins, submit patches, fixes, features or even help with documentation. If you have an existing ReSharper plug-in that you would like for it to be part of the PowerToys, let us know. The source control is set up using Mercurial, allowing you to easily fork the project, play with it and when ready submit a pull request. Find out more about Mercurial here

Other ReSharper Plug-ins

Apart from the PowerToys, there are other ReSharper plug-ins, some of which are hosted on CodePlex.

MSpec Test Runner: Integrates support for MSpec (Machine.Specifications) framework into ReSharper unit testing engine.
StyleCop for ReSharper: Allows Microsoft StyleCop to be run as you type, generating real-time syntax highlighting of violations and automatic fixing of StyleCop issues during ReSharper Code CleanUp and via Quick Fixes.
Agent Johnson: Complements ReSharper with various tools including Smart Generate, value analysis and assertions, 6 refactorings and 17 context actions.
Agent Smith: C# code style validation plug-in for ReSharper.
Exceptional Plug-in for ReSharper: Helps developers analyse thrown exceptions and provide some guidance about them.
The Gallio integration plug-in: Hooks into the ReSharper Unit Testing system and provides access to rich, open and extensible automation platform.
ActiveMesa R2P: Extends ReSharper with additional quick-fixes, refactorings, inspections and visualizers.
xUnit.net Contrib: Runner for xUnit Unit testing framework specifically designed for Test Driven Development on the .NET platform.
ReSharper Setting Manager: Adds an extended Resharper settings management and sharing capabilities.

for more information on some of these plug-ins visit the Repository page on JetBrains web site.

Copyright (c) 2011 ReSharper PowerToys

Updated Wiki: Home

nesteruk — Mon, 19 Mar 2012 11:59:46 GMT

IMPORTANT NOTE: As of ReSharper 6, the ReSharper PowerToys are available for download as part of the ReSharper SDK.

ReSharper PowerToys

ReSharper PowerToys are plug-ins developed by both the Community and JetBrains for use with ReSharper.

For more information on ReSharper, please visit ReSharper Home Page

What are they?

Are they free?

Yes. Everything under the PowerToys project is provided for free and Open Source, under the terms of the BSD License.

What do they include?

Currently, the following plug-ins are provided:

CyclomaticComplexity PowerToy: Calculates Cyclomatic Complexity
ExploreTypeInterface PowerToy: Allows you to explore type interfaces
FindText PowerToy: Powerful add-on for Finding Text
GenerateDispose PowerToy: Generates a Dispose() method
Gist PowerToy: publish code snippets to GitHub Gist
LiveTemplatesMacro PowerToy : Macros for Live Templates
MakeMethodGeneric PowerToy: Makes a method generic
MenuItem PowerToy: Shows how to work with menu items
OptionsPage PowerToy: Shows how to work with options pages
ZenCoding PowerToy: ZenCoding for HTML

How do I install them?

There are two ways to install the PowerToys

Source Code
Binary

Binary

Please see the Downloads page to get the latest release

Source Code

To install a plug-in from source code (this applies to any ReSharper plug-in and not only these PowerToys), you need to compile the source code and place the binaries under the %Program Files%\JetBrains\ReSharper\vX.Y\Bin\Plugins folder. If the Plugins folder does not exist, you need to create it. It is considered good practice to place each plug-in in a subfolder of it's own under the Plugins folder.

How can I contribute?

Other ReSharper Plug-ins

Apart from the PowerToys, there are other ReSharper plug-ins, some of which are hosted on CodePlex.

MSpec Test Runner: Integrates support for MSpec (Machine.Specifications) framework into ReSharper unit testing engine.
StyleCop for ReSharper: Allows Microsoft StyleCop to be run as you type, generating real-time syntax highlighting of violations and automatic fixing of StyleCop issues during ReSharper Code CleanUp and via Quick Fixes.
Agent Johnson: Complements ReSharper with various tools including Smart Generate, value analysis and assertions, 6 refactorings and 17 context actions.
Agent Smith: C# code style validation plug-in for ReSharper.
Exceptional Plug-in for ReSharper: Helps developers analyse thrown exceptions and provide some guidance about them.
The Gallio integration plug-in: Hooks into the ReSharper Unit Testing system and provides access to rich, open and extensible automation platform.
ActiveMesa R2P: Extends ReSharper with additional quick-fixes, refactorings, inspections and visualizers.
xUnit.net Contrib: Runner for xUnit Unit testing framework specifically designed for Test Driven Development on the .NET platform.
ReSharper Setting Manager: Adds an extended Resharper settings management and sharing capabilities.

for more information on some of these plug-ins visit the Repository page on JetBrains web site.

Copyright (c) 2011 ReSharper PowerToys

Updated Wiki: Documentation

nesteruk — Wed, 31 Aug 2011 07:30:02 GMT

Installation
Writing plug-ins for ReSharper
External Resources
- Writing Plug-ins for ReSharper Part 1
- Writing Plug-ins for ReSharper Part 2
Frequently Asked Questions
PowerToys
- Zen Coding
- Gist

Updated Wiki: Home

nesteruk — Wed, 31 Aug 2011 07:28:49 GMT

IMPORTANT: The ReSharper PowerToys Issue Tracker is located here. Please do NOT use the Issue Tracker on this site. You requests, bug fixes and other issues will be ignored!

ReSharper PowerToys

ReSharper PowerToys are plug-ins developed by both the Community and JetBrains for use with ReSharper.

For more information on ReSharper, please visit ReSharper Home Page

What are they?

Are they free?

Yes. Everything under the PowerToys project is provided for free and Open Source, under the terms of the BSD License.

What do they include?

Currently, the following plug-ins are provided:

CyclomaticComplexity PowerToy: Calculates Cyclomatic Complexity
ExploreTypeInterface PowerToy: Allows you to explore type interfaces
FindText PowerToy: Powerful add-on for Finding Text
GenerateDispose PowerToy: Generates a Dispose() method
Gist PowerToy: publish code snippets to GitHub Gist
LiveTemplatesMacro PowerToy : Macros for Live Templates
MakeMethodGeneric PowerToy: Makes a method generic
MenuItem PowerToy: Shows how to work with menu items
OptionsPage PowerToy: Shows how to work with options pages
ZenCoding PowerToy: ZenCoding for HTML

How do I install them?

There are two ways to install the PowerToys

Source Code
Binary

Binary

Please see the Downloads page to get the latest release

Source Code

To install a plug-in from source code (this applies to any ReSharper plug-in and not only these PowerToys), you need to compile the source code and place the binaries under the %Program Files%\JetBrains\ReSharper\vX.Y\Bin\Plugins folder. If the Plugins folder does not exist, you need to create it. It is considered good practice to place each plug-in in a subfolder of it's own under the Plugins folder.

How can I contribute?

Other ReSharper Plug-ins

Apart from the PowerToys, there are other ReSharper plug-ins, some of which are hosted on CodePlex.

MSpec Test Runner: Integrates support for MSpec (Machine.Specifications) framework into ReSharper unit testing engine.
StyleCop for ReSharper: Allows Microsoft StyleCop to be run as you type, generating real-time syntax highlighting of violations and automatic fixing of StyleCop issues during ReSharper Code CleanUp and via Quick Fixes.
Agent Johnson: Complements ReSharper with various tools including Smart Generate, value analysis and assertions, 6 refactorings and 17 context actions.
Agent Smith: C# code style validation plug-in for ReSharper.
Exceptional Plug-in for ReSharper: Helps developers analyse thrown exceptions and provide some guidance about them.
The Gallio integration plug-in: Hooks into the ReSharper Unit Testing system and provides access to rich, open and extensible automation platform.
ActiveMesa R2P: Extends ReSharper with additional quick-fixes, refactorings, inspections and visualizers.
xUnit.net Contrib: Runner for xUnit Unit testing framework specifically designed for Test Driven Development on the .NET platform.
ReSharper Setting Manager: Adds an extended Resharper settings management and sharing capabilities.

for more information on some of these plug-ins visit the Repository page on JetBrains web site.

Copyright (c) 2011 ReSharper PowerToys

Updated Wiki: Home

derigel — Thu, 14 Jul 2011 16:55:11 GMT

IMPORTANT: The ReSharper PowerToys Issue Tracker is located here . Please do NOT use the Issue Tracker on this site. You requests, bug fixes and other issues will be ignored!

ReSharper PowerToys

ReSharper PowerToys are plug-ins developed by both the Community and JetBrains for use with ReSharper.

For more information on ReSharper, please visit ReSharper Home Page

What are they?

The PowerToys are a series of plug-ins developed by JetBrains and with contributions from the developer community. They provide additional functionality to what is already provided in ReSharper. Some of the current features of ReSharper originated as a PowerToy plug-in originally.

The PowerToys are also a good resource for learning how to create your own plug-in for ReSharper and potentially contribute it back to the community via this project.

Are they free?

Yes. Everything under the PowerToys project is provided for free and Open Source, under the terms of the BSD License.

What do they include?

Currently, the following plug-ins are provided:

CsUnit PowerToy: Unit Testing
CyclomaticComplexity PowerToy: Calculates Cyclomatic Complexity
ExploreTypeInterface PowerToy: Allows you to explore type interfaces
FindText PowerToy: Powerful add-on for Finding Text
GenerateDispose PowerToy: Generates Dispose patterns
LiveTemplatesMacro PowerToy : Macros for Live Templates
MakeMethodGeneric PowerToy: Makes a method generic
MenuItem PowerToy: Shows how to work with menu items
OptionsPage PowerToy: Shows how to work with options page
ReflectorNavigator PowerToy: Plug-in for Reflector
ZenCoding PowerToy: ZenCoding for HTML
Gist PowerToy: publish code snippets to GitHub Gist

How do I install them?

There are two ways to install the PowerToys

Source Code
Binary

Binary

Please see the Downloads page to get the latest release

Source Code

To install a plug-in from source code (this applies to any ReSharper plug-in and not only these PowerToys), you need to compile the source code and place the binaries under the %Program Files%\JetBrains\ReSharper\vX.Y\Bin\Plugins folder. If the Plugins folder does not exist, you need to create it. It is considered good practice to place each plug-in in a subfolder of it's own under the Plugins folder.

For example, to install ZenCoding plug-in, compile the ZenCoding.csproj and the resulting output should be placed under %Program Files%\JetBrains\ReSharper\v5.0\Bin\Plugins\ZenCoding.
Note: If you want to install the plug-ins per individual user (not globally for all users), place the plug-ins under the %appdata%\JetBrains\ReSharper\v<r#ver>\vs<vsver>\Plugins folder instead.

How can I contribute?

There are many ways you can contribute to the project. You can write new plug-ins, submit patches, fixes, features or even help with documentation. If you have an existing ReSharper plug-in that you would like for it to be part of the PowerToys, let us know. The source control is set up using Mercurial, allowing you to easily fork the project, mess around with it, play with it and when ready submit a pull request. Find out more about Mercurial here

Other ReSharper Plug-ins

Apart from the PowerToys, there are other ReSharper plug-ins, some of which are hosted on CodePlex.

Keymaps for ReSharper: Helps you learn the ReSharper keyboard shortcuts for both the Visual Studio & IntelliJ/Idea schemes. It creates a dockable tool window that contains listings of shortcuts
MSpec Test Runner: Integrates support for MSpec (Machine.Specifications) framework into ReSharper unit testing engine.
StyleCop for ReSharper: Allows Microsoft StyleCop to be run as you type, generating real-time syntax highlighting of violations and automatic fixing of StyleCop issues during ReSharper Code CleanUp and via Quick Fixes.
TDD Productivity Plugin for ReSharper: This plugin adds additional context actions that reduce the keystrokes and mouse clicks required to perform Test Driven Development.
Agent Johnson: Complements ReSharper with various tools including Smart Generate, value analysis and assertions, 6 refactorings and 17 context actions.
Agent Smith: C# code style validation plug-in for ReSharper that provides:
ARP: Complements ReSharper with support for NHibernate and log4net via:
Exceptional Plug-in for ReSharper: Helps developers analyse thrown exceptions and provide some guidance about them.
The Gallio integration plug-in: Hooks into the ReSharper Unit Testing system and provides access to rich, open and extensible automation platform.
The NHibernate plug-in: Adds support for NHibernate mapping files to ReSharper.
ActiveMesa R2P: Extends ReSharper with additional quick-fixes, refactorings, inspections and visualizers.
xUnit.net Contrib: Runner for xUnit Unit testing framework specifically designed for Test Driven Development on the .NET platform.
WhySharper: Gives explanations on some of ReSharper's suggestions
ReSharper Setting Manager: Adds an extended Resharper settings management and sharing capabilities.

for more information on some of these plug-ins visit the Repository page on JetBrains web site.

Copyright (c) 2010 ReSharper PowerToys

Updated Wiki: Documentation

derigel — Thu, 07 Jul 2011 19:46:10 GMT

Installation
Writing plug-ins for ReSharper
External Resources
- Writing Plug-ins for ReSharper Part 1
- Writing Plug-ins for ReSharper Part 2
Frequently Asked Questions
PowerToys
- Zen Coding
- Gist

Updated Wiki: Gist

derigel — Thu, 07 Jul 2011 19:41:26 GMT

ReSharper Gist PowerToy

Gist is a simple way to share snippets and pastes with others.
All gists are git repositories, so they are automatically versioned, forkable and usable as a git repository.

With this ReSharper PowerToy you can easily and transparently publish your code snippets on Gist.

After installation (pickup version matches version of your VS) you will find new menu items at ReSharper → Power Toys → Gist.
For more effective way to use them just assign shortcut, for example Shift+Alt+G, for action ReSharper_PowerToys_Gist at Tools → Options → Environment → Keyboard.

Updated Wiki: Gist

derigel — Thu, 07 Jul 2011 19:39:39 GMT

ReSharper Gist PowerToy

Gist is a simple way to share snippets and pastes with others.
All gists are git repositories, so they are automatically versioned, forkable and usable as a git repository.

With this ReSharper PowerToy you can easily and transparently publish your code snippets on Gist.

Updated Wiki: Gist

derigel — Thu, 07 Jul 2011 19:33:49 GMT

ReSharper Gist PowerToy

Zen Coding is set of plugins for HTML and CSS hi-speed coding.
You can read about it at http://code.google.com/p/zen-coding/.
Also, there is starter tutorial in Smashing Magazine.

ReSharper ZenCoding PowerToy is way to use such great tool inside Visual Studio.

After installation (pickup version matches version of your VS) you will find new menu items at ReSharper → Power Toys : "Zen Coding" and "Zen Coding Wrap".
For more effective way to use them just assign shortcuts for actions ReSharper_PowerToys_ZenCoding and ReSharper_PowerToys_ZenCodingWrap at Tools → Options → Environment → Keyboard.

Updated Wiki: Home

derigel — Thu, 07 Jul 2011 19:29:38 GMT

IMPORTANT: The ReSharper PowerToys Issue Tracker is located here . Please do NOT use the Issue Tracker on this site. You requests, bug fixes and other issues will be ignored!

ReSharper PowerToys

ReSharper PowerToys are plug-ins developed by both the Community and JetBrains for use with ReSharper.

For more information on ReSharper, please visit ReSharper Home Page

What are they?

The PowerToys are a series of plug-ins developed by JetBrains and with contributions from the developer community. They provide additional functionality to what is already provided in ReSharper. Some of the current features of ReSharper originated as a PowerToy plug-in originally.

The PowerToys are also a good resource for learning how to create your own plug-in for ReSharper and potentially contribute it back to the community via this project.

Are they free?

Yes. Everything under the PowerToys project is provided for free and Open Source, under the terms of the BSD License.

What do they include?

Currently, the following plug-ins are provided:

CsUnit PowerToy: Unit Testing
CyclomaticComplexity PowerToy: Calculates Cyclomatic Complexity
ExploreTypeInterface PowerToy: Allows you to explore type interfaces
FindText PowerToy: Powerful add-on for Finding Text
GenerateDispose PowerToy: Generates Dispose patterns
LiveTemplatesMacro PowerToy : Macros for Live Templates
MakeMethodGeneric PowerToy: Makes a method generic
MenuItem PowerToy: Shows how to work with menu items
OptionsPage PowerToy: Shows how to work with options page
ReflectorNavigator PowerToy: Plug-in for Reflector
ZenCoding PowerToy: ZenCoding for HTML
Gist PowerToy: publish code snippets to GitHub Gist

How do I install them?

There are two ways to install the PowerToys

Source Code
Binary

Binary

Please see the Downloads page to get the latest release

Source Code

To install a plug-in from source code (this applies to any ReSharper plug-in and not only these PowerToys), you need to compile the source code and place the binaries under the %Program Files%\JetBrains\ReSharper\vX.Y\Bin\Plugins folder. If the Plugins folder does not exist, you need to create it. It is considered good practice to place each plug-in in a subfolder of it's own under the Plugins folder.

How can I contribute?

There are many ways you can contribute to the project. You can write new plug-ins, submit patches, fixes, features or even help with documentation. If you have an existing ReSharper plug-in that you would like for it to be part of the PowerToys, let us know. The source control is set up using Mercurial, allowing you to easily fork the project, mess around with it, play with it and when ready submit a pull request. Find out more about Mercurial here

Other ReSharper Plug-ins

Apart from the PowerToys, there are other ReSharper plug-ins, some of which are hosted on CodePlex.

Keymaps for ReSharper: Helps you learn the ReSharper keyboard shortcuts for both the Visual Studio & IntelliJ/Idea schemes. It creates a dockable tool window that contains listings of shortcuts
MSpec Test Runner: Integrates support for MSpec (Machine.Specifications) framework into ReSharper unit testing engine.
StyleCop for ReSharper: Allows Microsoft StyleCop to be run as you type, generating real-time syntax highlighting of violations and automatic fixing of StyleCop issues during ReSharper Code CleanUp and via Quick Fixes.
TDD Productivity Plugin for ReSharper: This plugin adds additional context actions that reduce the keystrokes and mouse clicks required to perform Test Driven Development.
Agent Johnson: Complements ReSharper with various tools including Smart Generate, value analysis and assertions, 6 refactorings and 17 context actions.
Agent Smith: C# code style validation plug-in for ReSharper that provides:
ARP: Complements ReSharper with support for NHibernate and log4net via:
Exceptional Plug-in for ReSharper: Helps developers analyse thrown exceptions and provide some guidance about them.
The Gallio integration plug-in: Hooks into the ReSharper Unit Testing system and provides access to rich, open and extensible automation platform.
The NHibernate plug-in: Adds support for NHibernate mapping files to ReSharper.
ActiveMesa R2P: Extends ReSharper with additional quick-fixes, refactorings, inspections and visualizers.
xUnit.net Contrib: Runner for xUnit Unit testing framework specifically designed for Test Driven Development on the .NET platform.
WhySharper: Gives explanations on some of ReSharper's suggestions
ReSharper Setting Manager: Adds an extended Resharper settings management and sharing capabilities.

for more information on some of these plug-ins visit the Repository page on JetBrains web site.

Copyright (c) 2010 ReSharper PowerToys

Updated Wiki: Home

derigel — Thu, 07 Jul 2011 19:26:39 GMT

IMPORTANT: The ReSharper PowerToys Issue Tracker is located here . Please do NOT use the Issue Tracker on this site. You requests, bug fixes and other issues will be ignored!

ReSharper PowerToys

ReSharper PowerToys are plug-ins developed by both the Community and JetBrains for use with ReSharper.

For more information on ReSharper, please visit ReSharper Home Page

What are they?

The PowerToys are a series of plug-ins developed by JetBrains and with contributions from the developer community. They provide additional functionality to what is already provided in ReSharper. Some of the current features of ReSharper originated as a PowerToy plug-in originally.

The PowerToys are also a good resource for learning how to create your own plug-in for ReSharper and potentially contribute it back to the community via this project.

Are they free?

Yes. Everything under the PowerToys project is provided for free and Open Source, under the terms of the BSD License.

What do they include?

Currently, the following plug-ins are provided:

CsUnit PowerToy: Unit Testing
CyclomaticComplexity PowerToy: Calculates Cyclomatic Complexity
ExploreTypeInterface PowerToy: Allows you to explore type interfaces
FindText PowerToy: Powerful add-on for Finding Text
GenerateDispose PowerToy: Generates Dispose patterns
LiveTemplatesMacro PowerToy : Macros for Live Templates
MakeMethodGeneric PowerToy: Makes a method generic
MenuItem PowerToy: Shows how to work with menu items
OptionsPage PowerToy: Shows how to work with options page
ReflectorNavigator PowerToy: Plug-in for Reflector
ZenCoding PowerToy: ZenCoding for HTML
Gist PowerToy: publish code snippets to GitHub Gist

How do I install them?

There are two ways to install the PowerToys

Source Code
Binary

Binary

Please see the Downloads page to get the latest release

Source Code

To install a plug-in from source code (this applies to any ReSharper plug-in and not only these PowerToys), you need to compile the source code and place the binaries under the %Program Files%\JetBrains\ReSharper\vX.Y\Bin\Plugins folder. If the Plugins folder does not exist, you need to create it. It is considered good practice to place each plug-in in a subfolder of it's own under the Plugins folder.

How can I contribute?

There are many ways you can contribute to the project. You can write new plug-ins, submit patches, fixes, features or even help with documentation. If you have an existing ReSharper plug-in that you would like for it to be part of the PowerToys, let us know. The source control is set up using Mercurial, allowing you to easily fork the project, mess around with it, play with it and when ready submit a pull request. Find out more about Mercurial here

Other ReSharper Plug-ins

Apart from the PowerToys, there are other ReSharper plug-ins, some of which are hosted on CodePlex.

Keymaps for ReSharper: Helps you learn the ReSharper keyboard shortcuts for both the Visual Studio & IntelliJ/Idea schemes. It creates a dockable tool window that contains listings of shortcuts
MSpec Test Runner: Integrates support for MSpec (Machine.Specifications) framework into ReSharper unit testing engine.
StyleCop for ReSharper: Allows Microsoft StyleCop to be run as you type, generating real-time syntax highlighting of violations and automatic fixing of StyleCop issues during ReSharper Code CleanUp and via Quick Fixes.
TDD Productivity Plugin for ReSharper: This plugin adds additional context actions that reduce the keystrokes and mouse clicks required to perform Test Driven Development.
Agent Johnson: Complements ReSharper with various tools including Smart Generate, value analysis and assertions, 6 refactorings and 17 context actions.
Agent Smith: C# code style validation plug-in for ReSharper that provides:
ARP: Complements ReSharper with support for NHibernate and log4net via:
Exceptional Plug-in for ReSharper: Helps developers analyse thrown exceptions and provide some guidance about them.
The Gallio integration plug-in: Hooks into the ReSharper Unit Testing system and provides access to rich, open and extensible automation platform.
The NHibernate plug-in: Adds support for NHibernate mapping files to ReSharper.
ActiveMesa R2P: Extends ReSharper with additional quick-fixes, refactorings, inspections and visualizers.
xUnit.net Contrib: Runner for xUnit Unit testing framework specifically designed for Test Driven Development on the .NET platform.
WhySharper: Gives explanations on some of ReSharper's suggestions
ReSharper Setting Manager: Adds an extended Resharper settings management and sharing capabilities.

for more information on some of these plug-ins visit the Repository page on JetBrains web site.

Copyright (c) 2010 ReSharper PowerToys

Updated Wiki: Home

derigel — Wed, 06 Jul 2011 07:17:00 GMT

IMPORTANT: The ReSharper PowerToys Issue Tracker is located here . Please do NOT use the Issue Tracker on this site. You requests, bug fixes and other issues will be ignored!

ReSharper PowerToys

ReSharper PowerToys are plug-ins developed by both the Community and JetBrains for use with ReSharper.

For more information on ReSharper, please visit ReSharper Home Page

What are they?

The PowerToys are a series of plug-ins developed by JetBrains and with contributions from the developer community. They provide additional functionality to what is already provided in ReSharper. Some of the current features of ReSharper originated as a PowerToy plug-in originally.

The PowerToys are also a good resource for learning how to create your own plug-in for ReSharper and potentially contribute it back to the community via this project.

Are they free?

Yes. Everything under the PowerToys project is provided for free and Open Source, under the terms of the BSD License.

What do they include?

Currently, the following plug-ins are provided:

CsUnit PowerToy: Unit Testing
CyclomaticComplexity PowerToy: Calculates Cyclomatic Complexity
ExploreTypeInterface PowerToy: Allows you to explore type interfaces
FindText PowerToy: Powerful add-on for Finding Text
GenerateDispose PowerToy: Generates Dispose patterns
LiveTemplatesMacro PowerToy : Macros for Live Templates
MakeMethodGeneric PowerToy: Makes a method generic
MenuItem PowerToy: Shows how to work with menu items
OptionsPage PowerToy: Shows how to work with options page
ReflectorNavigator PowerToy: Plug-in for Reflector
ZenCoding PowerToy: ZenCoding for HTMl

How do I install them?

There are two ways to install the PowerToys

Source Code
Binary

Binary

Please see the Downloads page to get the latest release

Source Code

To install a plug-in from source code (this applies to any ReSharper plug-in and not only these PowerToys), you need to compile the source code and place the binaries under the %Program Files%\JetBrains\ReSharper\vX.Y\Bin\Plugins folder. If the Plugins folder does not exist, you need to create it. It is considered good practice to place each plug-in in a subfolder of it's own under the Plugins folder.

How can I contribute?

There are many ways you can contribute to the project. You can write new plug-ins, submit patches, fixes, features or even help with documentation. If you have an existing ReSharper plug-in that you would like for it to be part of the PowerToys, let us know. The source control is set up using Mercurial, allowing you to easily fork the project, mess around with it, play with it and when ready submit a pull request. Find out more about Mercurial here

Other ReSharper Plug-ins

Apart from the PowerToys, there are other ReSharper plug-ins, some of which are hosted on CodePlex.

Keymaps for ReSharper: Helps you learn the ReSharper keyboard shortcuts for both the Visual Studio & IntelliJ/Idea schemes. It creates a dockable tool window that contains listings of shortcuts
MSpec Test Runner: Integrates support for MSpec (Machine.Specifications) framework into ReSharper unit testing engine.
StyleCop for ReSharper: Allows Microsoft StyleCop to be run as you type, generating real-time syntax highlighting of violations and automatic fixing of StyleCop issues during ReSharper Code CleanUp and via Quick Fixes.
TDD Productivity Plugin for ReSharper: This plugin adds additional context actions that reduce the keystrokes and mouse clicks required to perform Test Driven Development.
Agent Johnson: Complements ReSharper with various tools including Smart Generate, value analysis and assertions, 6 refactorings and 17 context actions.
Agent Smith: C# code style validation plug-in for ReSharper that provides:
ARP: Complements ReSharper with support for NHibernate and log4net via:
Exceptional Plug-in for ReSharper: Helps developers analyse thrown exceptions and provide some guidance about them.
The Gallio integration plug-in: Hooks into the ReSharper Unit Testing system and provides access to rich, open and extensible automation platform.
The NHibernate plug-in: Adds support for NHibernate mapping files to ReSharper.
ActiveMesa R2P: Extends ReSharper with additional quick-fixes, refactorings, inspections and visualizers.
xUnit.net Contrib: Runner for xUnit Unit testing framework specifically designed for Test Driven Development on the .NET platform.
WhySharper: Gives explanations on some of ReSharper's suggestions
ReSharper Setting Manager: Adds an extended Resharper settings management and sharing capabilities.

for more information on some of these plug-ins visit the Repository page on JetBrains web site.

Copyright (c) 2010 ReSharper PowerToys

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derigel — Wed, 06 Jul 2011 07:04:21 GMT

IMPORTANT: The ReSharper PowerToys Issue Tracker is located here . Please do NOT use the Issue Tracker on this site. You requests, bug fixes and other issues will be ignored!

ReSharper PowerToys

ReSharper PowerToys are plug-ins developed by both the Community and JetBrains for use with ReSharper.

For more information on ReSharper, please visit ReSharper Home Page

What are they?

The PowerToys are a series of plug-ins developed by JetBrains and with contributions from the developer community. They provide additional functionality to what is already provided in ReSharper. Some of the current features of ReSharper originated as a PowerToy plug-in originally.

The PowerToys are also a good resource for learning how to create your own plug-in for ReSharper and potentially contribute it back to the community via this project.

Are they free?

Yes. Everything under the PowerToys project is provided for free and Open Source, under the terms of the BSD License.

What do they include?

Currently, the following plug-ins are provided:

CsUnit PowerToy: Unit Testing
CyclomaticComplexity PowerToy: Calculates Cyclomatic Complexity
ExploreTypeInterface PowerToy: Allows you to explore type interfaces
FindText PowerToy: Powerful add-on for Finding Text
GenerateDispose PowerToy: Generates Dispose patterns
LiveTemplatesMacro PowerToy : Macros for Live Templates
MakeMethodGeneric PowerToy: Makes a method generic
MenuItem PowerToy: Shows how to work with menu items
OptionsPage PowerToy: Shows how to work with options page
ReflectorNavigator PowerToy: Plug-in for Reflector
ZenCoding PowerToy: ZenCoding for HTMl

How do I install them?

There are two ways to install the PowerToys

Source Code
Binary

Binary

Please see the Downloads page to get the latest release

Source Code

To install a plug-in from source code (this applies to any ReSharper plug-in and not only these PowerToys), you need to compile the source code and place the binaries under the %Program Files%\JetBrains\ReSharper\vX.Y\Bin\Plugins folder. If the Plugins folder does not exist, you need to create it. It is considered good practice to place each plug-in in a subfolder of it's own under the Plugins folder.

How can I contribute?

There are many ways you can contribute to the project. You can write new plug-ins, submit patches, fixes, features or even help with documentation. If you have an existing ReSharper plug-in that you would like for it to be part of the PowerToys, let us know. The source control is set up using Mercurial, allowing you to easily fork the project, mess around with it, play with it and when ready submit a pull request. Find out more about Mercurial here

Other ReSharper Plug-ins

Apart from the PowerToys, there are other ReSharper plug-ins, some of which are hosted on CodePlex.

Keymaps for ReSharper: Helps you learn the ReSharper keyboard shortcuts for both the Visual Studio & IntelliJ/Idea schemes. It creates a dockable tool window that contains listings of shortcuts
MSpec Test Runner: Integrates support for MSpec (Machine.Specifications) framework into ReSharper unit testing engine.
StyleCop for ReSharper: Allows Microsoft StyleCop to be run as you type, generating real-time syntax highlighting of violations and automatic fixing of StyleCop issues during ReSharper Code CleanUp and via Quick Fixes.
TDD Productivity Plugin for ReSharper: This plugin adds additional context actions that reduce the keystrokes and mouse clicks required to perform Test Driven Development.
Agent Johnson: Complements ReSharper with various tools including Smart Generate, value analysis and assertions, 6 refactorings and 17 context actions.
Agent Smith: C# code style validation plug-in for ReSharper that provides:
ARP: Complements ReSharper with support for NHibernate and log4net via:
Exceptional Plug-in for ReSharper: Helps developers analyse thrown exceptions and provide some guidance about them.
The Gallio integration plug-in: Hooks into the ReSharper Unit Testing system and provides access to rich, open and extensible automation platform.
The NHibernate plug-in: Adds support for NHibernate mapping files to ReSharper.
ActiveMesa R2P: Extends ReSharper with additional quick-fixes, refactorings, inspections and visualizers.
xUnit.net Contrib: Runner for xUnit Unit testing framework specifically designed for Test Driven Development on the .NET platform.
WhySharper: Gives explanations on some of ReSharper's suggestions
ReSharper Setting Manager: Adds an extended Resharper settings management and sharing capabilities.

for more information on some of these plug-ins visit the Repository page on JetBrains web site.

Copyright (c) 2010 ReSharper PowerToys

Updated Wiki: Home

nesteruk — Sun, 03 Jul 2011 10:05:02 GMT

IMPORTANT: The ReSharper PowerToys Issue Tracker is located here . Please do NOT use the Issue Tracker on this site. You requests, bug fixes and other issues will be ignored!

ReSharper PowerToys

ReSharper PowerToys are plug-ins developed by both the Community and JetBrains for use with ReSharper.

For more information on ReSharper, please visit ReSharper Home Page

What are they?

The PowerToys are a series of plug-ins developed by JetBrains and with contributions from the developer community. They provide additional functionality to what is already provided in ReSharper. Some of the current features of ReSharper originated as a PowerToy plug-in originally.

The PowerToys are also a good resource for learning how to create your own plug-in for ReSharper and potentially contribute it back to the community via this project.

Are they free?

Yes. Everything under the PowerToys project is provided for free and Open Source, under the terms of the BSD License.

What do they include?

Currently, the following plug-ins are provided:

CsUnit PowerToy: Unit Testing
CyclomaticComplexity PowerToy: Calculates Cyclomatic Complexity
ExploreTypeInterface PowerToy: Allows you to explore type interfaces
FindText PowerToy: Powerful add-on for Finding Text
GenerateDispose PowerToy: Generates Dispose patterns
LiveTemplatesMacro PowerToy : Macros for Live Templates
MakeMethodGeneric PowerToy: Makes a method generic
MenuItem PowerToy: Shows how to work with menu items
OptionsPage PowerToy: Shows how to work with options page
ReflectorNavigator PowerToy: Plug-in for Reflector
ZenCoding PowerToy: ZenCoding for HTMl

How do I install them?

There are two ways to install the PowerToys

Source Code
Binary

Binary

Please see the Downloads page to get the latest release

Source Code

To install a plug-in from source code (this applies to any ReSharper plug-in and not only these PowerToys), you need to compile the source code and place the binaries under the %Program Files%\JetBrains\ReSharper\vX.Y\Bin\Plugins folder. If the Plugins folder does not exist, you need to create it. It is considered good practice to place each plug-in in a subfolder of it's own under the Plugins folder.
For example, to install ZenCoding plug-in, compile the ZenCoding.csproj and the resulting output should be placed under %Program Files%\JetBrains\ReSharper\v5.0\Bin\Plugins\ZenCoding.
Note: If you want to install the plug-ins per individual user (not globally for all users), place the plug-ins under the %appdata%\JetBrains\ReSharper\v<r#ver>\vs<vsver>\Plugins folder instead.

How can I contribute?

There are many ways you can contribute to the project. You can write new plug-ins, submit patches, fixes, features or even help with documentation. If you have an existing ReSharper plug-in that you would like for it to be part of the PowerToys, let us know. The source control is set up using Mercurial, allowing you to easily fork the project, mess around with it, play with it and when ready submit a pull request. Find out more about Mercurial here

Other ReSharper Plug-ins

Apart from the PowerToys, there are other ReSharper plug-ins, some of which are hosted on CodePlex.

Keymaps for ReSharper: Helps you learn the ReSharper keyboard shortcuts for both the Visual Studio & IntelliJ/Idea schemes. It creates a dockable tool window that contains listings of shortcuts
MSpec Test Runner: Integrates support for MSpec (Machine.Specifications) framework into ReSharper unit testing engine.
StyleCop for ReSharper: Allows Microsoft StyleCop to be run as you type, generating real-time syntax highlighting of violations and automatic fixing of StyleCop issues during ReSharper Code CleanUp and via Quick Fixes.
TDD Productivity Plugin for ReSharper: This plugin adds additional context actions that reduce the keystrokes and mouse clicks required to perform Test Driven Development.
Agent Johnson: Complements ReSharper with various tools including Smart Generate, value analysis and assertions, 6 refactorings and 17 context actions.
Agent Smith: C# code style validation plug-in for ReSharper that provides:
ARP: Complements ReSharper with support for NHibernate and log4net via:
Exceptional Plug-in for ReSharper: Helps developers analyse thrown exceptions and provide some guidance about them.
The Gallio integration plug-in: Hooks into the ReSharper Unit Testing system and provides access to rich, open and extensible automation platform.
The NHibernate plug-in: Adds support for NHibernate mapping files to ReSharper.
ActiveMesa R2P: Extends ReSharper with additional quick-fixes, refactorings, inspections and visualizers.
xUnit.net Contrib: Runner for xUnit Unit testing framework specifically designed for Test Driven Development on the .NET platform.
WhySharper: Gives explanations on some of ReSharper's suggestions
ReSharper Setting Manager: Adds an extended Resharper settings management and sharing capabilities.

for more information on some of these plug-ins visit the Repository page on JetBrains web site.

Copyright (c) 2010 ReSharper PowerToys

Updated Wiki: Home

RayShade — Thu, 28 Oct 2010 14:38:35 GMT

IMPORTANT: The ReSharper PowerToys Issue Tracker is located here . Please do NOT use the Issue Tracker on this site. You requests, bug fixes and other issues will be ignored!

ReSharper PowerToys

ReSharper PowerToys are plug-ins developed by both the Community and JetBrains for use with ReSharper.

For more information on ReSharper, please visit ReSharper Home Page

What are they?

The PowerToys are a series of plug-ins developed by JetBrains and with contributions from the developer community. They provide additional functionality to what is already provided in ReSharper. Some of the current features of ReSharper originated as a PowerToy plug-in originally.

The PowerToys are also a good resource for learning how to create your own plug-in for ReSharper and potentially contribute it back to the community via this project.

Are they free?

Yes. Everything under the PowerToys project is provided for free and Open Source, under the terms of the BSD License.

What do they include?

Currently, the following plug-ins are provided:

CsUnit PowerToy: Unit Testing
CyclomaticComplexity PowerToy: Calculates Cyclomatic Complexity
ExploreTypeInterface PowerToy: Allows you to explore type interfaces
FindText PowerToy: Powerful add-on for Finding Text
GenerateDispose PowerToy: Generates Dispose patterns
LiveTemplatesMacro PowerToy : Macros for Live Templates
MakeMethodGeneric PowerToy: Makes a method generic
MenuItem PowerToy: Shows how to work with menu items
OptionsPage PowerToy: Shows how to work with options page
ReflectorNavigator PowerToy: Plug-in for Reflector
ZenCoding PowerToy: ZenCoding for HTMl

How do I install them?

There are two ways to install the PowerToys

Source Code
Binary

Binary

Please see the Downloads page to get the latest release

Source Code

How can I contribute?

There are many ways you can contribute to the project. You can write new plug-ins, submit patches, fixes, features or even help with documentation. If you have an existing ReSharper plug-in that you would like for it to be part of the PowerToys, let us know. The source control is set up using Mercurial, allowing you to easily fork the project, mess around with it, play with it and when ready submit a pull request. Find out more about Mercurial here

Other ReSharper Plug-ins

Apart from the PowerToys, there are other ReSharper plug-ins, some of which are hosted on CodePlex.

Keymaps for ReSharper: Helps you learn the ReSharper keyboard shortcuts for both the Visual Studio & IntelliJ/Idea schemes. It creates a dockable tool window that contains listings of shortcuts
MSpec Test Runner: Integrates support for MSpec (Machine.Specifications) framework into ReSharper unit testing engine.
StyleCop for ReSharper: Allows Microsoft StyleCop to be run as you type, generating real-time syntax highlighting of violations and automatic fixing of StyleCop issues during ReSharper Code CleanUp and via Quick Fixes.
TDD Productivity Plugin for ReSharper: This plugin adds additional context actions that reduce the keystrokes and mouse clicks required to perform Test Driven Development.
Agent Johnson: Complements ReSharper with various tools including Smart Generate, value analysis and assertions, 6 refactorings and 17 context actions.
Agent Smith: C# code style validation plug-in for ReSharper that provides:
ARP: Complements ReSharper with support for NHibernate and log4net via:
Exceptional Plug-in for ReSharper: Helps developers analyse thrown exceptions and provide some guidance about them.
The Gallio integration plug-in: Hooks into the ReSharper Unit Testing system and provides access to rich, open and extensible automation platform.
The NHibernate plug-in: Adds support for NHibernate mapping files to ReSharper.
R2P: Extends ReSharper with additional refactorings, inspections and visualizers. Refactorings include:
xUnit.net Contrib: Runner for xUnit Unit testing framework specifically designed for Test Driven Development on the .NET platform.
WhySharper: Gives explanations on some of ReSharper's suggestions
ReSharper Setting Manager: Adds an extended Resharper settings management and sharing capabilities.

for more information on some of these plug-ins visit the Repository page on JetBrains web site.

Copyright (c) 2010 ReSharper PowerToys

Updated Wiki: Home

RayShade — Thu, 28 Oct 2010 14:38:14 GMT

IMPORTANT: The ReSharper PowerToys Issue Tracker is located here . Please do NOT use the Issue Tracker on this site. You requests, bug fixes and other issues will be ignored!

ReSharper PowerToys

ReSharper PowerToys are plug-ins developed by both the Community and JetBrains for use with ReSharper.

For more information on ReSharper, please visit ReSharper Home Page

What are they?

The PowerToys are a series of plug-ins developed by JetBrains and with contributions from the developer community. They provide additional functionality to what is already provided in ReSharper. Some of the current features of ReSharper originated as a PowerToy plug-in originally.

The PowerToys are also a good resource for learning how to create your own plug-in for ReSharper and potentially contribute it back to the community via this project.

Are they free?

Yes. Everything under the PowerToys project is provided for free and Open Source, under the terms of the BSD License.

What do they include?

Currently, the following plug-ins are provided:

CsUnit PowerToy: Unit Testing
CyclomaticComplexity PowerToy: Calculates Cyclomatic Complexity
ExploreTypeInterface PowerToy: Allows you to explore type interfaces
FindText PowerToy: Powerful add-on for Finding Text
GenerateDispose PowerToy: Generates Dispose patterns
LiveTemplatesMacro PowerToy : Macros for Live Templates
MakeMethodGeneric PowerToy: Makes a method generic
MenuItem PowerToy: Shows how to work with menu items
OptionsPage PowerToy: Shows how to work with options page
ReflectorNavigator PowerToy: Plug-in for Reflector
ZenCoding PowerToy: ZenCoding for HTMl

How do I install them?

There are two ways to install the PowerToys

Source Code
Binary

Binary

Please see the Downloads page to get the latest release

Source Code

How can I contribute?

There are many ways you can contribute to the project. You can write new plug-ins, submit patches, fixes, features or even help with documentation. If you have an existing ReSharper plug-in that you would like for it to be part of the PowerToys, let us know. The source control is set up using Mercurial, allowing you to easily fork the project, mess around with it, play with it and when ready submit a pull request. Find out more about Mercurial here

Other ReSharper Plug-ins

Apart from the PowerToys, there are other ReSharper plug-ins, some of which are hosted on CodePlex.

Keymaps for ReSharper: Helps you learn the ReSharper keyboard shortcuts for both the Visual Studio & IntelliJ/Idea schemes. It creates a dockable tool window that contains listings of shortcuts
MSpec Test Runner: Integrates support for MSpec (Machine.Specifications) framework into ReSharper unit testing engine.
StyleCop for ReSharper: Allows Microsoft StyleCop to be run as you type, generating real-time syntax highlighting of violations and automatic fixing of StyleCop issues during ReSharper Code CleanUp and via Quick Fixes.
TDD Productivity Plugin for ReSharper: This plugin adds additional context actions that reduce the keystrokes and mouse clicks required to perform Test Driven Development.
Agent Johnson: Complements ReSharper with various tools including Smart Generate, value analysis and assertions, 6 refactorings and 17 context actions.
Agent Smith: C# code style validation plug-in for ReSharper that provides:
ARP: Complements ReSharper with support for NHibernate and log4net via:
Exceptional Plug-in for ReSharper: Helps developers analyse thrown exceptions and provide some guidance about them.
The Gallio integration plug-in: Hooks into the ReSharper Unit Testing system and provides access to rich, open and extensible automation platform.
The NHibernate plug-in: Adds support for NHibernate mapping files to ReSharper.
R2P: Extends ReSharper with additional refactorings, inspections and visualizers. Refactorings include:
xUnit.net Contrib: Runner for xUnit Unit testing framework specifically designed for Test Driven Development on the .NET platform.
WhySharper: Gives explanations on some of ReSharper's suggestions
ReSharper Setting Manager: Adds an extended Resharper settings management and sharing capabilities.

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for more information on some of these plug-ins visit the Repository page on JetBrains web site.

Copyright (c) 2010 ReSharper PowerToys

Updated Wiki: Home

hhariri — Mon, 13 Sep 2010 20:02:53 GMT

IMPORTANT: The ReSharper PowerToys Issue Tracker is located here . Please do NOT use the Issue Tracker on this site. You requests, bug fixes and other issues will be ignored!

ReSharper PowerToys

ReSharper PowerToys are plug-ins developed by both the Community and JetBrains for use with ReSharper.

For more information on ReSharper, please visit ReSharper Home Page

What are they?

The PowerToys are a series of plug-ins developed by JetBrains and with contributions from the developer community. They provide additional functionality to what is already provided in ReSharper. Some of the current features of ReSharper originated as a PowerToy plug-in originally.

The PowerToys are also a good resource for learning how to create your own plug-in for ReSharper and potentially contribute it back to the community via this project.

Are they free?

Yes. Everything under the PowerToys project is provided for free and Open Source, under the terms of the BSD License.

What do they include?

Currently, the following plug-ins are provided:

CsUnit PowerToy: Unit Testing
CyclomaticComplexity PowerToy: Calculates Cyclomatic Complexity
ExploreTypeInterface PowerToy: Allows you to explore type interfaces
FindText PowerToy: Powerful add-on for Finding Text
GenerateDispose PowerToy: Generates Dispose patterns
LiveTemplatesMacro PowerToy : Macros for Live Templates
MakeMethodGeneric PowerToy: Makes a method generic
MenuItem PowerToy: Shows how to work with menu items
OptionsPage PowerToy: Shows how to work with options page
ReflectorNavigator PowerToy: Plug-in for Reflector
ZenCoding PowerToy: ZenCoding for HTMl

How do I install them?

There are two ways to install the PowerToys

Source Code
Binary

Binary

Please see the Downloads page to get the latest release

Source Code

How can I contribute?

There are many ways you can contribute to the project. You can write new plug-ins, submit patches, fixes, features or even help with documentation. If you have an existing ReSharper plug-in that you would like for it to be part of the PowerToys, let us know. The source control is set up using Mercurial, allowing you to easily fork the project, mess around with it, play with it and when ready submit a pull request. Find out more about Mercurial here

Other ReSharper Plug-ins

Apart from the PowerToys, there are other ReSharper plug-ins, some of which are hosted on CodePlex.

Keymaps for ReSharper: Helps you learn the ReSharper keyboard shortcuts for both the Visual Studio & IntelliJ/Idea schemes. It creates a dockable tool window that contains listings of shortcuts
MSpec Test Runner: Integrates support for MSpec (Machine.Specifications) framework into ReSharper unit testing engine.
StyleCop for ReSharper: Allows Microsoft StyleCop to be run as you type, generating real-time syntax highlighting of violations and automatic fixing of StyleCop issues during ReSharper Code CleanUp and via Quick Fixes.
TDD Productivity Plugin for ReSharper: This plugin adds additional context actions that reduce the keystrokes and mouse clicks required to perform Test Driven Development.
Agent Johnson: Complements ReSharper with various tools including Smart Generate, value analysis and assertions, 6 refactorings and 17 context actions.
Agent Smith: C# code style validation plug-in for ReSharper that provides:
ARP: Complements ReSharper with support for NHibernate and log4net via:
Exceptional Plug-in for ReSharper: Helps developers analyse thrown exceptions and provide some guidance about them.
The Gallio integration plug-in: Hooks into the ReSharper Unit Testing system and provides access to rich, open and extensible automation platform.
The NHibernate plug-in: Adds support for NHibernate mapping files to ReSharper.
R2P: Extends ReSharper with additional refactorings, inspections and visualizers. Refactorings include:
xUnit.net Contrib: Runner for xUnit Unit testing framework specifically designed for Test Driven Development on the .NET platform.
WhySharper: Gives explanations on some of ReSharper's suggestions
ReSharper Setting Manager: Adds an extended Resharper settings management and sharing capabilities.

for more information on some of these plug-ins visit the Repository page on JetBrains web site.

Copyright (c) 2010 ReSharper PowerToys

Updated Wiki: Home

hypersw — Mon, 13 Sep 2010 19:37:38 GMT

IMPORTANT: The ReSharper PowerToys Issue Tracker is located here . Please do NOT use the Issue Tracker on this site. You requests, bug fixes and other issues will be ignored!

ReSharper PowerToys

ReSharper PowerToys are plug-ins developed by both the Community and JetBrains for use with ReSharper.

For more information on ReSharper, please visit ReSharper Home Page

What are they?

The PowerToys are a series of plug-ins developed by JetBrains and with contributions from the developer community. They provide additional functionality to what is already provided in ReSharper. Some of the current features of ReSharper originated as a PowerToy plug-in originally.

The PowerToys are also a good resource for learning how to create your own plug-in for ReSharper and potentially contribute it back to the community via this project.

Are they free?

Yes. Everything under the PowerToys project is provided for free and Open Source, under the terms of the BSD License.

What do they include?

Currently, the following plug-ins are provided:

CsUnit PowerToy: Unit Testing
CyclomaticComplexity PowerToy: Calculates Cyclomatic Complexity
ExploreTypeInterface PowerToy: Allows you to explore type interfaces
FindText PowerToy: Powerful add-on for Finding Text
GenerateDispose PowerToy: Generates Dispose patterns
LiveTemplatesMacro PowerToy : Macros for Live Templates
MakeMethodGeneric PowerToy: Makes a method generic
MenuItem PowerToy: Shows how to work with menu items
OptionsPage PowerToy: Shows how to work with options page
ReflectorNavigator PowerToy: Plug-in for Reflector
ZenCoding PowerToy: ZenCoding for HTMl

How do I install them?

There are two ways to install the PowerToys

Source Code
Binary

Binary

Please see the Downloads page to get the latest release

Source Code

To install a plug-in from source code (this applies to any ReSharper plug-in and not only these PowerToys), you need to compile the source code and place the binaries under the %Program Files%\JetBrains\ReSharper\vX.Y\Bin\Plugins folder. If the Plugins folder does not exist, you need to create it. It is considered good practice to place each plug-in in a subfolder of it's own under the Plugins folder.

For example, to install ZenCoding plug-in, compile the ZenCoding.csproj and the resulting output should be placed under %Program Files%\JetBrains\ReSharper\v5.0\Bin\Plugins\ZenCoding.

How can I contribute?

There are many ways you can contribute to the project. You can write new plug-ins, submit patches, fixes, features or even help with documentation. If you have an existing ReSharper plug-in that you would like for it to be part of the PowerToys, let us know. The source control is set up using Mercurial, allowing you to easily fork the project, mess around with it, play with it and when ready submit a pull request. Find out more about Mercurial here

Other ReSharper Plug-ins

Apart from the PowerToys, there are other ReSharper plug-ins, some of which are hosted on CodePlex.

Keymaps for ReSharper: Helps you learn the ReSharper keyboard shortcuts for both the Visual Studio & IntelliJ/Idea schemes. It creates a dockable tool window that contains listings of shortcuts
MSpec Test Runner: Integrates support for MSpec (Machine.Specifications) framework into ReSharper unit testing engine.
StyleCop for ReSharper: Allows Microsoft StyleCop to be run as you type, generating real-time syntax highlighting of violations and automatic fixing of StyleCop issues during ReSharper Code CleanUp and via Quick Fixes.
TDD Productivity Plugin for ReSharper: This plugin adds additional context actions that reduce the keystrokes and mouse clicks required to perform Test Driven Development.
Agent Johnson: Complements ReSharper with various tools including Smart Generate, value analysis and assertions, 6 refactorings and 17 context actions.
Agent Smith: C# code style validation plug-in for ReSharper that provides:
ARP: Complements ReSharper with support for NHibernate and log4net via:
Exceptional Plug-in for ReSharper: Helps developers analyse thrown exceptions and provide some guidance about them.
The Gallio integration plug-in: Hooks into the ReSharper Unit Testing system and provides access to rich, open and extensible automation platform.
The NHibernate plug-in: Adds support for NHibernate mapping files to ReSharper.
R2P: Extends ReSharper with additional refactorings, inspections and visualizers. Refactorings include:
xUnit.net Contrib: Runner for xUnit Unit testing framework specifically designed for Test Driven Development on the .NET platform.
WhySharper: Gives explanations on some of ReSharper's suggestions
ReSharper Setting Manager: Adds an extended Resharper settings management and sharing capabilities.

for more information on some of these plug-ins visit the Repository page on JetBrains web site.

Copyright (c) 2010 ReSharper PowerToys

Updated Wiki: Documentation

hhariri — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 10:20:16 GMT

Frequently Asked Questions
PowerToys
- Zen Coding

resharperpowertoys Wiki Rss Feed

Updated Wiki: Home

IMPORTANT NOTE: As of ReSharper 6, the ReSharper PowerToys are available for download as part of the ReSharper SDK.

ReSharper PowerToys

What are they?

Are they free?

What do they include?

How do I install them?

Binary

Source Code

How can I contribute?

Other ReSharper Plug-ins

Updated Wiki: Home

IMPORTANT NOTE: As of ReSharper 6, the ReSharper PowerToys are available for download as part of the ReSharper SDK.

ReSharper PowerToys

What are they?

Are they free?

What do they include?

How do I install them?

Binary

Source Code

How can I contribute?

Other ReSharper Plug-ins

Updated Wiki: Documentation

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Updated Wiki: Home

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ReSharper PowerToys

What are they?

Are they free?

What do they include?

How do I install them?

Binary

Source Code

How can I contribute?

Other ReSharper Plug-ins

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ReSharper Gist PowerToy

Updated Wiki: Gist

ReSharper Gist PowerToy

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ReSharper Gist PowerToy

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IMPORTANT: The ReSharper PowerToys Issue Tracker is located here . Please do NOT use the Issue Tracker on this site. You requests, bug fixes and other issues will be ignored!

ReSharper PowerToys

What are they?

Are they free?

What do they include?

How do I install them?

Binary

Source Code

How can I contribute?

Other ReSharper Plug-ins

Updated Wiki: Home

IMPORTANT: The ReSharper PowerToys Issue Tracker is located here . Please do NOT use the Issue Tracker on this site. You requests, bug fixes and other issues will be ignored!

ReSharper PowerToys

What are they?

Are they free?

What do they include?

How do I install them?

Binary

Source Code

How can I contribute?

Other ReSharper Plug-ins

Updated Wiki: Home

IMPORTANT: The ReSharper PowerToys Issue Tracker is located here . Please do NOT use the Issue Tracker on this site. You requests, bug fixes and other issues will be ignored!

ReSharper PowerToys