The Toolbox is a .NET 4 Framework utility library that provides:

• A collection of extensions to the standard framework namespaces and classes
• A basic logging framework with tag-based console logging available

Just search for Toolbox in the NuGet repository or visit the page here. Alternatively, visit the Releases section.

• System.Collections.Generic.TCollections : Safe methods for getting values from dictionaries without exceptions, adding ranges to sets and case-insensitive string contains
• System.TConsole : Thread-safe extra writing functions for the Console, mainly in color
• System.TDateTime : Extensions for quickly determining seconds-until-now and unix timestamps
• System.TEnums : Syntactic sugar for enum parsing
• System.TMath : Methods for clamping numbers
• System.TRandom : Methods for quickly accessing psuedo-random data from a static instance of Random
• System.Text.RegularExpressions.TRegex : Shortcut methods for case-insensitive regex matching/replacements and try methods
• System.TString : Methods for cleaner string splits, mapping, case-insensitive equality checking and syntactic sugar for formatting

• System.Log : Global logging channel methods, including one for each log level and a QuickSetup for console logging. Also has extensions for quick-logging exceptions.
• System.LogChannel : Represents a "channel" where logging messages can be sent to and loggers attached for handling those messages
• System.LogLevels : Flag enum of logging levels supported by this framework, including combination flags

• System.Loggers.ILogger : Interface for implementing a log handler
• System.Loggers.ConsoleLogger : Basic handler for outputting log messages to console, with varying colors based on log level. Can be paused, with automatic printout of backlog when unpaused
• System.Loggers.FileLogger : Basic handler for outputting log messages to files in UTF-8 encoding which can be paused

/// Quick start example with console-logger and all logging levels
Log.QuickSetup();
Log.Info("Application", "Hello, world!");

/// Quick start for debugging/production code
#if DEBUG
Log.QuickSetup(LogLevels.Debugging);
#else
Log.QuickSetup(LogLevels.Production);
#endif

Log.Info("Application", "Hello, world!");

/// Multiple loggers
Log.Attach( new ConsoleLogger() );
Log.Attach( new FileLogger("Log.txt") );
Log.Info("Application", "Hello, world!");