Zeroconf

v2.9.0

Bonjour support for .NET Standard, .NET 4.5, .NET Core, Xamarin, Windows Phone, Windows Store/UWP

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zeroconf bonjour mdns service discovery pcl xamarin netstandard universal

NuGet Stats Changelog

Total Downloads

1.2M

1,191,386

Published

Jun 13, 2017

Latest stable version

Install

.NET CLI

dotnet add package Zeroconf --version 2.9.0

Package Manager Console

Install-Package Zeroconf -Version 2.9.0

PackageReference

<PackageReference Include="Zeroconf" Version="2.9.0" />

Frameworks

.NETFramework4.5 .NETStandard1.0 .NETStandard1.3 .NETPortable0.0-Profile32 UAP10.0 Windows8.0 WindowsPhone8.0 WindowsPhoneApp8.1

Dependencies

System.Reactive

.NETFramework4.5

[3.1.1, )

NETStandard.Library

.NETStandard1.0

[1.6.1, )

System.Reactive

.NETStandard1.0

[3.1.1, )

NETStandard.Library

.NETStandard1.3

[1.6.1, )

System.Reactive

.NETStandard1.3

[3.1.1, )

System.Net.NetworkInformation

.NETStandard1.3

[4.3.0, )

System.Reactive

.NETPortable0.0-Profile32

[3.1.1, )

System.Reactive

UAP10.0

[3.1.1, )

Microsoft.NETCore.UniversalWindowsPlatform

UAP10.0

[5.2.2, )

System.Reactive

Windows8.0

[3.1.1, )

System.Reactive

WindowsPhone8.0

[3.1.1, )

System.Reactive

WindowsPhoneApp8.1

[3.1.1, )

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