RPC contracts for NuGet's Visual Studio Service Broker extensibility APIs.
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NuGet.VisualStudio.Contracts
The package NuGet.VisualStudio.Contracts contains RPC contracts for NuGet’s Visual Studio Service Broker extensibility APIs. These APIs are designed to be usable with async code and are available in this package using Visual Studio’s IServiceBroker.
Usage
Install the NuGet.VisualStudio.Contracts package into your project, as well as Microsoft.VisualStudio.SDK.
Use the IAsyncServiceProvider to get Visual Studio's service broker, and use that to get NuGet's service. Note that AsyncPackage extends IVsAsyncServiceProvider2, so your class that implements AsyncPackage can be used as the IAsyncServiceProvider. Also see the docs on IBrokeredServiceContainer and IServiceBroker
// Your AsyncPackage implements IAsyncServiceProvider
IAsyncServiceProvider asyncServiceProvider = this;
var brokeredServiceContainer = await asyncServiceProvider.GetServiceAsync<SVsBrokeredServiceContainer, IBrokeredServiceContainer>();
IServiceBroker serviceBroker = brokeredServiceContainer.GetFullAccessServiceBroker();
INuGetProjectService nugetProjectService = await serviceBroker.GetProxyAsync<INuGetProjectService>(NuGetServices.NuGetProjectServiceV1);
Example
Get installed packages of a project.
InstalledPackagesResult installedPackagesResult;
using (nugetProjectService as IDisposable)
{
installedPackagesResult = await nugetProjectService.GetInstalledPackagesAsync(projectGuid, cancellationToken);
}
Additional documentation
More information about the NuGet.VisualStudio.Contracts library can be found on the NuGet API docs.
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