Interface IProject

Exposes the properties of the current C# project, such as Path, AssemblyReferences, PreprocessorSymbols, Configuration or TargetFramework. To access a custom MSBuild property, use TryGetProperty(string, out string?). You can extend this interface with your own framework-specific by using the Extension<T>() method.

[CompileTime]
public interface IProject

Name	Description
AssemblyName	Gets the name of the assembly produced by the project.
AssemblyReferences	Gets the list of assembly references of the current project.
Configuration	Gets the name of the build configuration, for instance `Debug` or `Release`.
Name	Gets the project name, i.e. the Path without the directory and without the extension.
Path	Gets the path to the `csproj` file.
PreprocessorSymbols	Gets the list of defined preprocessor symbols like `DEBUG`, `TRACE`, `NET5_0_OR_GREATER` and so on.
ServiceProvider	Gets an IServiceProvider<TBase> that gives access to the compiler services exposed using the `[CompileTimePlugIn]` facility. Only interfaces that derive from IProjectService are accessible from this property.
TargetFramework	Gets the identifier of the target framework, for instance `netstandard2.0`.

Name	Description
Extension<T>()	Gets a project extension object or creates a new instance if none has been created before. The type must derive from ProjectExtension and have a default constructor. New instances will be initialized using Initialize(IProject, bool).
TryGetProperty(string, out string?)	Gets the set of properties passed from MSBuild. To expose an MSBuild property to this collection, define the `CompilerVisibleProperty` item.