[NuGet] Put your own class library on NuGet, and put the nuget class library on

[NuGet] Put your own class library on NuGet, and put the nuget class library on
Put your own class library in NuGet order

We are used to right-clicking "Reference" on the project and selecting "manage NuGet packages" to download third-party class libraries. You may have thought about putting your own class libraries on NuGet one day, allows third parties to download data.

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Directory

Register an NuGet account

Download NuGet package Resource Manager

Use NuGet package Resource Manager

Get Publish Key

　　

 

1. register an NuGet account

Go to the official address: https://www.nuget.org/and select your register.pdf registration account ......

Figure 1-1

Ii. Download NuGet package Resource Manager

Click to download: NuGetPackageExplorer, which should look like this after installation.

Figure 2-1

3. Use the NuGet package Resource Manager

Open the package first, and select the third to create a new package (Ctrl + N ),

 

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Next, edit the packaging information: Ctrl + K.

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By comparing these parameters, you can find out the specific meaning or look up the dictionary when downloading a third-party class library in NuGet.

 

Now, try to find a DLL file.

Figure 3-6

 

Then it will be like this:

Figure 3-7

Click "√" to save the modified information.

 

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After the backup is made, click Save (Ctrl + S)

 

Finally, of course we have released our bags (Ctrl + P:

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Enter a Key and click "Pushlish.

 

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"Packge pubilished successfully" is displayed, indicating that the release is successful.

However, how can we get this Key? How can I get the Key? How can this problem be solved?

 

4. Obtain the Publish Key

We registered the NuGet Account at the beginning and now go to the page: https://www.nuget.org/accountto expand the API Key and copy your Key.

Figure 4-1

 

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Now, go back to the NuGet Package Manager and you will be able to see your own class library.

Figure 5-1

 

Wen. HelloWorld is just finished.

 

 

[Reference] Lazy fat rabbit-NuGet Study Notes (2) package your class library on a graphical interface

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

　　

 

 

　　

 

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Put your own class library in NuGet order

We are used to right-clicking "Reference" on the project and selecting "manage NuGet packages" to download third-party class libraries. You may have thought about putting your own class libraries on NuGet one day, allows third parties to download data.

Figure 1

Directory

　　

1. register an NuGet account

Go to the official address: https://www.nuget.org/and select your register.pdf registration account ......

Figure 1-1

Ii. Download NuGet package Resource Manager

Click to download: NuGetPackageExplorer, which should look like this after installation.

Figure 2-1

3. Use the NuGet package Resource Manager

Open the package first, and select the third to create a new package (Ctrl + N ),

 

Figure 3-1

Figure 3-2

　　

Next, edit the packaging information: Ctrl + K.

Figure 3-4

Figure 3-5

By comparing these parameters, you can find out the specific meaning or look up the dictionary when downloading a third-party class library in NuGet.

 

Now, try to find a DLL file.

Figure 3-6

 

Then it will be like this:

Figure 3-7

Click "√" to save the modified information.

 

Figure 3-8

After the backup is made, click Save (Ctrl + S)

 

Finally, of course we have released our bags (Ctrl + P:

Figure 3-9

Figure 3-10

Enter a Key and click "Pushlish.

 

Figure 3-10

"Packge pubilished successfully" is displayed, indicating that the release is successful.

However, how can we get this Key? How can I get the Key? How can this problem be solved?

 

4. Obtain the Publish Key

We registered the NuGet Account at the beginning and now go to the page: https://www.nuget.org/accountto expand the API Key and copy your Key.

Figure 4-1

 

V,

Now, go back to the NuGet Package Manager and you will be able to see your own class library.

Figure 5-1

 

Wen. HelloWorld is just finished.

 

 

[Reference] Lazy fat rabbit-NuGet Study Notes (2) package your class library on a graphical interface