Codify

Codify is a small set of reusable .NET libraries for application infrastructure and WPF applications.

Packages

Package	Target framework	Purpose
Codify.System	net10.0	Collection, component model, extension, and utility types.
Codify.System.Windows	net10.0-windows10.0.17763.0	WPF command, converter, control, and view-model helpers.

Installation

dotnet add package Codify.System
dotnet add package Codify.System.Windows

Codify.System.Windows references Codify.System, so WPF applications usually only need the Windows package.

Common Library Example

Use NotificationObject as a base for models or view models that need efficient INotifyPropertyChanged support.

using Codify.System.ComponentModel;

public sealed class CustomerViewModel : NotificationObject
{
    private string name = string.Empty;

    public string Name
    {
        get => name;
        set => SetValue(ref name, value);
    }
}

WPF Example

Use command helpers to expose synchronous or asynchronous actions through ICommand.

using Codify.System.Windows.Input;

public sealed class ShellViewModel
{
    public ShellViewModel()
    {
        SaveCommand = new ActionCommand(Save, CanSave);
    }

    public ActionCommand SaveCommand { get; }

    private bool CanSave() => true;

    private void Save()
    {
        // Save application state.
    }
}

Notes

• Codify.System.Windows requires Windows because it targets WPF.
• The packages intentionally target only the latest LTS .NET line used by this repository. Older target frameworks are not preserved when the package moves to a newer LTS.
• Codify.System.Windows explicitly targets the Windows 10 1809 platform baseline instead of the SDK's implicit Windows 7 fallback.
• The repository intentionally does not include a global.json SDK pin. SDK selection floats to the latest installed stable .NET SDK that can build net10.0 and net10.0-windows10.0.17763.0, so package builds pick up supported SDK, tooling, and analyzer fixes without a repository update. Target frameworks and package versions remain explicit to preserve package compatibility.
• Test-only transitive package freshness: Direct test package references are kept on their latest stable versions. Outdated test-only transitive packages are left to the direct test packages that own them when those direct packages are current, non-vulnerable, and non-deprecated. The repository does not add explicit references to Microsoft.Testing.Platform, Microsoft.Bcl.AsyncInterfaces, Newtonsoft.Json, or related telemetry packages solely to silence transitive freshness reports.