One thing explicitly known that does not work is Attribute cloning on new classes, this was disabled as it did not compile under .net core, and was not needed!

C# 4.0 (.net & silverlight) framework to allow you to wrap any object (static or dynamic) with a static interface even though it didn't inherit from it. It does this by emitting cached dynamic binding code inside a proxy. By expanding on the DLR plumbing used to implement this library, it has grown to support more general dynamic implementations.

See Wiki for full examples of all features. Other features include Really Late Binding, Inline Syntaxes, Currying, some dynamic extensions for FSharp, and unsealed Dynamic Objects including a fully dynamic MVVM ViewModel

###Roadmap:

• 6.5
  • obsolete duplicate functionality with Dynamitey
  • Remove ImpromptuInterface.FSharp replaced by FSharp.Dynamic
• 7.0
  • Strip out Obsolete Code
  • Full PCL port of Interface Wrapping
  • Tool to pregenerate proxies for WinRT

###Quick Usage:

    using ImpromptuInterface;
    using ImpromptuInterface.Dynamic;

    public interface IMyInterface{

       string Prop1 { get;  }

        long Prop2 { get; }

        Guid Prop3 { get; }

        bool Meth1(int x);
   }

   //Anonymous Class
    var anon = new {
             Prop1 = "Test",
             Prop2 = 42L,
             Prop3 = Guid.NewGuid(),
             Meth1 = Return<bool>.Arguments<int>(it => it > 5)
    }

    var myInterface = anon.ActLike<IMyInterface>();

##OR##

   //Dynamic Expando object
    dynamic expando = Build<ExpandoObject>.NewObject(
             Prop1: "Test",
             Prop2: 42L,
             Prop3: Guid.NewGuid(),
             Meth1: Return<bool>.Arguments<int>(it => it > 5)
    );

    IMyInterface myInterface = Impromptu.ActLike(expando);

##ALSO##

    //In F#
    let expando:obj = !?Build<ExpandoObject>.NewObject (
    			dynArg("Test")         ? Prop1,
				dynArg(42L)            ? Prop2,
				dynArg(Guid.NewGuid()) ? Prop3,
				dynArg(Return<bool>.Arguments<int>(fun x -> x > 5))
                                                       ? Meth1
		        )

    let myInterface = expando.ActLike<IMyInterface>()

###Get The Code### Project can be checked out from git repository, works with .net 4.0, Silverlight 4.0 & 5.0 and mono 2.10

###Get The Binaries### use NuGet Visual Studio Extension "Add Libary Package Refrence... from Visual Studio or download the zip file. Source Code for debugging the binaries can be provided automatically from SymbolSource.org

###Get The Samples### There is a Sample mercurial repository for code samples. Currently it has an ImpromptuInterface.MVVM based calculator implemented in WPF or Silverlight or F#. sample repository.