Project Rover

A small, cross-platform UI for exploring .NET assemblies.

• Stable Releases: Downloads
• Unstable Builds: CI artifacts

Table of Contents

• Quick Start
• Screenshots
• Build from source
• Before reporting any issues
• Layout
• Status
• License

Quick Start

Download the latest release archive for your platform from the Releases page, extract it, and run the app.

• macOS — extract the .tar.gz for your architecture and open ProjectRover.app. Downloads are on the Releases page.

  Example:

  tar -xzpf ProjectRover-macos-arm64.tar.gz
  xattr -d com.apple.quarantine ProjectRover.app
  open ProjectRover.app

• Windows — extract and run ProjectRover.exe. Downloads are on the Releases page.

• Linux — extract and run the ProjectRover binary. Downloads are on the Releases page.

  Example:

  mkdir ProjectRover && tar -xzpf ProjectRover-linux-x64.tar.gz -C ProjectRover
  ./ProjectRover/ProjectRover

Screenshots

Below are a few representative screenshots.

macOS

*macOS: main window and code view.*

Windows

*Windows: assembly tree and context menus.*

Linux

*Linux: decompiled code.*

Build from source

.NET 10 SDK is required. Then run:

git clone https://github.com/LeXtudio/ProjectRover.git
cd ProjectRover
git submodule update --init --recursive
cd src/ProjectRover
dotnet run

Before reporting any issues

Please read TROUBLESHOOTING.md for step-by-step instructions for shipped users and other debugging tips.

Layout

• src/ProjectRover – Avalonia application, shims for view models and other supporting files.
• src/AvaloniaEdit – bundled text editor control.
• src/ILSpy - Original ILSpy source code, mostly unmodified.

Status

• Active development, not production ready. Expect bugs and missing features.
• Current focus is on code reuse and keeping up with ILSpy.

License

This project is AGPL licensed. It depends on ILSpy (MIT); see THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.