monodis:tldr:a4dc6

monodis: Show a list of resources embedded within an assembly.

monodis

$ monodis --manifest ${path-to-assembly-dll}

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The command monodis is a tool in the Mono framework used for disassembling CLI assemblies. It allows you to examine the code and metadata of an assembly.

The --manifest option in the command monodis --manifest ${path-to-assembly-dll} specifies that you want to display the manifest information of the assembly.

The ${path-to-assembly-dll} is a placeholder that should be replaced with the path to the actual assembly DLL file you want to examine. This should be provided as the argument to the command.

By executing the command monodis --manifest ${path-to-assembly-dll}, the Mono framework will disassemble the specified assembly and display the manifest information. The manifest typically includes metadata about the assembly, such as its version, name, culture, referenced assemblies, and security permissions.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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