Introduction

The commanding library supports synchronous, as well as asynchronous commands. It provides all the features you're expecting of a command:

preventing execution when already running
handling asynchronous calls
handling errors during command execution
invalidating can execute when dependent upon a property
calling continuation actions on the initial context
configure await settings for the command actions
showing and hiding loading indicators
logging information when executing a command
new command for long running CPU bound background tasks
an AutoResetCommand for fire-once purposes
per command status providers

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Usage is simplified by providing factory methods on the static Command class. It is possible to create generic, as well as non generic actions or Task based functions, with or without a CanExecute function. For extensibility, it also provides a wrapper to run any already existing ICommand. Factory methods for creating a singleton/lazy command are also available.

# Introduction

Introduction