From dotnet-skills
Decompiles .NET assemblies using ILSpy to reveal API implementations, NuGet package source, framework code, and binary internals. Use for inspecting compiled .NET binaries.
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Use this skill to understand how .NET code works internally by decompiling compiled assemblies.
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Use this skill to understand how .NET code works internally by decompiling compiled assemblies.
dnx ilspycmd (if available in your SDK or runtime)dotnet tool install --global ilspycmdBoth forms are shown below. Use the one that works in your environment.
Note: ILSpyCmd options may vary slightly by version.
Always verify supported flags withilspycmd -h.
# Decompile an assembly to stdout
ilspycmd MyLibrary.dll
# or
dnx ilspycmd MyLibrary.dll
# Decompile to an output folder
ilspycmd -o output-folder MyLibrary.dll
~/.nuget/packages/<package-name>/<version>/lib/<tfm>/
dotnet --list-runtimes
dotnet --list-sdks
Reference assemblies do not contain implementations.
./bin/Debug/net8.0/<AssemblyName>.dll
./bin/Release/net8.0/publish/<AssemblyName>.dll
ilspycmd MyLibrary.dll
ilspycmd -o ./decompiled MyLibrary.dll
ilspycmd -p -o ./project MyLibrary.dll
ilspycmd -t Namespace.ClassName MyLibrary.dll
ilspycmd -lv CSharp12_0 MyLibrary.dll
ilspycmd -il MyLibrary.dll
Decompiling assemblies may be subject to license restrictions.