Examples

Runnable, self-checking .fsx scripts live under examples/ in the repository. Each one is a small, standalone walkthrough of one corner of the API that ends in assertions -- a wrong result is a non-zero exit, not a silent printfn nobody reads.

They also double as the FSI consumption test: unlike the NUnit suite, which links the library's projects directly, these scripts exercise the library the way a consumer actually would -- #r'd into F# Interactive. dotnet fsi manage.fsx examples runs every script against the built DLL; dotnet fsi manage.fsx examples --nupkg packs the library and runs them again against the packed nupkg, which catches problems (a missing dependency, the wrong target framework) that a direct DLL reference can't see.

Script	Covers
01-core.fsx	Operators (^, %, tee, swap, always), String, Option/ValueOption/Result combinators
02-patterns.fsx	ActivePatterns: Parse.Int/Guid/Bool, the String shape patterns, and Comparisons (Lt, Between, ...) in a real match
03-numerics.fsx	Numeric.clamp/lerp/isBetween and the Enum flag helpers over a [<Flags>] enum
04-collections-and-tasks.fsx	Collections (Dictionary, Seq, ResizeArray, Stack) and Tasks (Task.map, TaskGroup)
05-resilience.fsx	Retry.withBackoff, CircuitBreaker, Memoize (plain and with a TTL)

Run them yourself from the repository root:

dotnet fsi manage.fsx examples          # against the built DLL
dotnet fsi manage.fsx examples --nupkg  # against a freshly packed nupkg

Or run a single script directly once the DLL is built:

dotnet fsi examples/01-core.fsx