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Open Source Components
These are a collection of open source components (including bindings and plugins) created by Xamarin and others in the community.
Status
Please note that this repository of bindings for third-party mobile libraries is considered unsupported and unmaintained. We have moved many of the most popular and essential bindings to other repositories.
Existing bindings published from this repository will not receive fixes or updates to newer versions.
For details of bindings officially supported by Microsoft, see the Support page.
Building
Prerequisites
Before building the libraries and samples in this repository, you will need to install .NET Core and the Cake .NET Core Tool:
dotnet tool install -g cake.tool
When building on macOS, you may also need to install CocoaPods:
# Homebrew
brew install cocoapods
# Ruby Gems
gem install cocoapods
Compiling
You can either build all the libraries and samples in the repository from the root:
dotnet cake --name=<name-from-manifest>
Or, you can build each component separately:
cd <path-to-component>
dotnet cake
The name of each component can be found in the manifest.yaml. For example, to build the ARCore
component, you can either start the build from the root:
dotnet cake --name=ARCore --target=nuget
Or, you can navigate to the folder and run it from there:
cd Android/ARCore
dotnet cake --target=nuget
The following targets can be specified using the --target=<target-name>
:
libs
builds the class library bindings (depends onexternals
)externals
downloads and builds the external dependenciessamples
builds all of the samples (depends onlibs
)nuget
builds the nuget packages (depends onlibs
)clean
cleans up everything
Working in Visual Studio
Before the .sln
files will compile in the IDEs, the external dependencies need to be downloaded. This can be done by running the externals
target:
dotnet cake --target=externals
After the externals are downloaded and built, the .sln
files should compile in your IDE.
Support & Getting Help
The following libraries are supported.
To get help, visit the .NET area of Microsoft Q&A.