Code & Libraries
This section contains links to specific coding examples of my work.
Traceability V2 Library
The Traceable Library is a C# implementation of the concepts outlined in my Traceability paper. It includes several sub components, including
- Tracers for gathering trace data
- Formatters for extracting and formatting the trace data
- Automated Code Generation to ease implementing Traceability in a project
- Trace Verify Unit Tests to verify that trace code is properly wrapping core logic code
Traceability Tutorial
The tutorial shows how to implement traceability into a code library. It demonstrates how to write code that provides:
- Automated Factory Generation
- Automated Trace Classes Generation
- Automated Trace Factories Generation
- Trace Regression unit testing
- Trace Verify unit testing
Traceable Sorting
Traceable Sorting is an example implementation of the Traceable Library. It uses the library from the above Traceability Tutorial, and incorporates it into an console program that emulates the structure of a service. Its purpose is to demonstrate the following concepts:
- Trace Control which demonstrates how to switch between standard mode and multiple tracing modes.
- Formatters that demonstrate how to create formatters for extracting trace and formatting trace data/
RuleDocs
A small library used to document code that heavily uses Inversion of Control and Dependency Injection.