.Net Core - Creating a Nuget Package

[@RioTheHitman]

Dude this came just in time just started moving assemblies over to NuGet thanks bro

[@AngelSix]

Your welcome

[@MrThem0]

You can see your "secret" key in Cmd's window title, better change it :)

[@AngelSix]

Thanks for the catch. Changed it anyway now :)

[@joshibhushan1]

When I am performing pack operation for the project then projectName.nupkg is not getting created. VSTS2022. Any idea ?

[@davidkeylock7840]

Best video on the subject I've found, thanks

[@bezraboten3427]

Great video. Thank you!

[@AngelSix]

Thanks

[@chhinsras]

I have extension method for IServiceCollection and create nuget package. but it is not assisble, why?

[@crazytk16]

Exactly what I needed!

[@tomas120]

Hey Luke. Thanks for the tutorial. Is there any way to make the package private? Only accesible by me or a group of people? Or you know a tool that updates automatically the .dll from all projects that uses it as reference? so that it is not necessary to delete the reference and add it again

[@AngelSix]

You can host your own nuget feed to keep it private docs.microsoft.com/en-us/nuget/hosting-packages/overview

[@patrikbak8161]

Nice and easy :) But how do you make that IntelliSense shows the documentation to methods from the package?

[@haydensprogramming6766]

Use XML comment on methods by using the /// comments

[@AngelSix]

As Hayden said, thats why all my code has XML comments (the /// stuff, all that is then visible when using it)

[@patrikbak8161]

I'm very aware of XML comments :) My point is: I installed Dna.Framework package and IntelliSense doesn't show any documentation of its methods. image.prntscr.com/image/kdvvXgRxSaSdFAA_WiAVgw.png

[@AngelSix]

Ah yes it needs the project properties Build > Generate XML Documentation checked. I'll do that on the next push tomorrow

[@patrikbak8161]

Alright, thank you :)

[@MultiMinors]

Can i take your animation attached properties into different project, edit it by myself, add new animations, edit a bit firstload mechanic, add new animation directions and make it as NuGet Package? How to credit you properly? Or, maybe you can make something like this by yourself?

[@AngelSix]

Sure you can do that. If you want to show credits perhaps just add it in the project description of the nuget package?

[@RioTheHitman]

AngelSix what would be the easiest way to convert a .Netframework based library to a standard library? Possible vid

[@AngelSix]

I believe .Net 2.0 is 100% compatible now with a .Net Framework class library other than any third party references. Could be wrong, but start with making a new .Net Standard library, copy/paste all the code files and project structure into the new project and try building.

[@RioTheHitman]

AngelSix Thanks my man that worked like a charm

[@AngelSix]

Perfect

[@jameswaichungo7306]

Thanks again for this great tutorial

[@AngelSix]

No problem

[@riky8111]

Hello, I'm here about dna web. I do often use variables, and what kind of bothers me is, you cant make variable icon like this: " " All is linked correctly. I've tried including header to file _variables.dhtml, doesnt work. Would appreciate this feature! There's a change that i might do something wrong, and I can't figure it out. Using variable like this " $$Bitcoin$$ . Dnaweb log doesn't complain, just says "Successfully processed".

[@riky8111]

Shouldn't variables replace text where you use them? I don't know if I am correct with this statement.

[@AngelSix]

lolRiky the data is XML format so you need to escape XML special characters like < and > in the value. Just Google XML special escaped characters

[@riky8111]

Oh yea, didn't think about that one. It works now. Thank you so much.

[@TurboTheo13]

You could save your key in order to speedup your deployment. nuget SetApiKey

[@AgentFire0]

Hi. How can I get this dark explorer mode?

[@AngelSix]

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[@omartalaat6932]

Thanks for the video, I will like to know how can I update my created package

[@AngelSix]

You just change your code, update the `Package` pages version in the project properties, build another nuget file and publish it. NuGet.org then realizes its a newer version and updates your package

[@omartalaat6932]

wonderful, I want to know, if I can connect the NuGet to GitHub? I mean that, I change my project in GitHub and the change will run directly in NuGet. is this possible ?

[@AngelSix]

Omar Talaat I don't believe so no. You could setup a git hook to react to commits and automatically do that for you though with not much problem but you would have to increment your build number every commit then

[@omartalaat6932]

At the Moment i am using MyGet, but i am getting just Failed

[@christianschulz4475]

your key is in the window title

[@AngelSix]

Christian Schulz yeah thanks for the catch. I changed it right after the video