H.ReactiveUI.CommonInteractions.Core
Common ReactiveUI MVVM Level Interactions(like open/save file) for WPF/UWP/WinUI/Uno/Avalonia platforms ⭐ Last 10 features: - feat: Updated NuGet packages. 2022-07-11 - feat: Published WebAssembly app. 2022-07-01 - feat: Updated NuGet packages. 2022-07-01 - feat: To DependencyPropertyGenerator. 2022-06-29 - feat: Updated NuGet packages. 2022-06-29 - feat: Added BaseConverter DefaultConvertValue/DefaultConvertBackValue. 2022-06-24 - feat: Updated NuGet packages. 2022-03-25 - feat: Updated NuGet packages. 2022-03-17 - feat: Changed WinUI implementatation to use ContentDialog instead MessageDialog. 2022-03-17 - feat(Uno): Updated Uno packages. 2022-02-07 🐞 Last 10 bug fixes: - fix: To WinRT.Interop. 2022-07-14 - fix: Disabled linker. 2022-07-01 - fix: Fixed Uno targets. 2022-03-18 - fix: Fixed missing Warning ContentDialog. 2022-03-17 - fix(apps): Fixed Uno.WinUI webassembly app. 2022-01-19 - fix: Fixed package description. 2021-12-22 - fix(Avalonia): Changed BaseConverter null values to UnsetValue. 2021-12-15 - fix(Avalonia): Fixed OpenFileDialog Filters bug. 2021-12-11 - fix: Fixed CI to release avalonia. 2021-12-10 - fix(apps.Avalonia): Fixed FileInteractions. 2021-12-09
Install
dotnet add package H.ReactiveUI.CommonInteractions.Core --version 1.0.55
Install-Package H.ReactiveUI.CommonInteractions.Core -Version 1.0.55
<PackageReference Include="H.ReactiveUI.CommonInteractions.Core" Version="1.0.55" />
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