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Add NuGet to Your Project
Craig Oates edited this page 4 years ago
Because Death Socket (D.S.) is a .Net Standard 2.0 library, you can use it in traditional .Net and .Net Core projects. To add it to your project (as a NuGet), enter the following command into your package manager console,
// Make sure you change the version number to match the one you want.
Install-Package DeathSocket -Version 1.0
If you are using Visual Studio, you can search for and add it to your project using its built-in NuGet Package Manager. When searching for it, enter "DeathSocket" and you should see something like the following:
More details on .Net Standard, such as version compatibility, is available at:
You can find Death Socket on NuGet's website (highlighting the latest version) via the following link:
Table of Contents
As Source Code
DeathSocket
- DeathSocket Home
- DeathSocket Project Breakdown
- DeathSocket's Main Files Overview
- DeathSocket's Flow
- DeathSocket's Internal Flow
- ScratchPad Overview
DeathSocketCLI
- DeathSocketCLI Home
- C.L.I. Project Breakdown
- The C.L.I's Flow
- Creating the Input-loop
- Command-Methods Overview
- C.L.I. Validation Overview
- Changing the C.L.I. Icon
TestCentre
- TestCentre Home
- TestCentre Breakdown
- Property and Unit Tests Overview
- Console and Library Tests Overview
As a Command-Line Interface (C.L.I.)
- C.L.I. Home
- Add DeathSocketCLI to Your Machine
- Using the Console Program
- Console A.P.I.
- C.L.I. Aliases