NuDoq | standalone API to read .NET XML documentation files

NuDoq is a C# library typically used in Utilities applications. NuDoq has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

![Icon] NuDoq: A .NET XML Documentation API ===. A standalone API to read and write .NET XML documentation files and optionally augment it with reflection information. [Version] NuDoq provides a simple and intuitive API that reads .NET XML documentation files into an in-memory model that can be easily used to generate alternative representations or arbitrary processing. If the read operation is performed using a .NET assembly rather than an XML file, NuDoq will automatically add the reflection information to the in-memory model for the documentation elements, making it very easy to post-process them by grouping by type, namespace, etc. NuDoq leverages two well-known patterns: the [Visitor] pattern and the [Composite] pattern. Essentially, every member in the documentation file is represented as a separate "visitable" type. By simply writing a NuDoq Visitor-derived class, you can process only the elements you’re interested in. NuDoq can read documentation files from any CIL assembly, and the source tree has explicit unit tests that do so for all major .NET platforms: .NET, WinRT/Metro, Windows Phone and Silverlight.