H.ReactiveUI.CommonInteractions.WinUI
Common ReactiveUI MVVM Level Interactions(like open/save file) for WPF/UWP/Uno platform ⭐ Last 10 features: - feat: Added logging. 2021-12-05 - feat(WinUI): Added FileInteractions.CreateTemporaryFile support. 2021-11-19 - feat(WinUI): Added MessageInteractions.Question support. 2021-11-19 - feat(WinUI): Added Picker support. Added MessageDialog support. 2021-11-19 - feat: Deleted ProjectReunion library project. 2021-11-18 - feat: To stable Microsoft.WindowsAppSDK. 2021-11-18 - feat: Added support for empty Extensions array to Open files Interactions of Storage API. 2021-11-04 - feat: Added new file interactions system based on streams. 2021-11-04 - feat: Added BooleanToVisibilityConverter. 2021-11-03 - feat(WPF): Added empty extensions support for FileInteractions. 2021-11-03 🐞 Last 10 bug fixes: - fix: Changed Uwp TargetFramework to uap10.0.18362. 2021-12-05 - fix(Uno.WinUI): Fixed issues from WinUI. 2021-11-19 - fix: Fixed CI. 2021-11-18 - fix: Fixed missing Core NuGet package. 2021-11-05 - fix: Try to use explicit targets in CI. 2021-11-05 - fix: Try to use libs target in CI. 2021-11-05 - fix: Fixed Uno DataContext bug. 2021-11-04 - fix: Now SaveFileArguments.Extension is required property. 2021-11-04 - fix: Fixed BaseConverter namespace. 2021-10-30
Install
dotnet add package H.ReactiveUI.CommonInteractions.WinUI --version 1.0.31
Install-Package H.ReactiveUI.CommonInteractions.WinUI -Version 1.0.31
<PackageReference Include="H.ReactiveUI.CommonInteractions.WinUI" Version="1.0.31" />
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