This repo contains NuGet sample packages and sample code.
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ExtensionSDKasNuGetPackage is a sample solution that walks you through several scenarios for shipping an extension SDK as nuget package
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VsCredentialProvider is a sample for creating a NuGet credential provider for Visual Studio
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Satellite-Packages is a sample class library and console app that demonstrates how to localize your NuGet packege using the Sattelite Package feature.
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PackageReferenceProjects demonstrates how you can manually migrate to the new PackageReference format.
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ContentFilesExample is a sample package and project that demonstrates how to use the contentFiles feature in NuGet 3.3+
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Preinstalled-Packages demonstrates how template authors can instruct NuGet to install the necessary packages, rather than individual libraries. Read more about Packages in Visual Studio templates
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CatalogReaderExample is a sample showing how to read the NuGet API's catalog resource.
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NuGetProtocolSamples shows how to use the
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PackageDownloadsExample shows how to get a package's download counts.
The NuGet Docs cover creating NuGet packages in more detail:
- Create NuGet packages
- Creating and Publishing a Symbol Package
- Creating Localized Packages
- Configuration File and Source Code Transformations
- ContentFiles in NuGet 3.3 and Visual Studio 2015 Update 1 and Later
- Preinstalled-Packages demonstrates how template authors can instruct NuGet to install the necessary packages, rather than individual libraries. Read more about Packages in Visual Studio templates
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