WindowsSharp provides Windows API bindings written in C#.
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Copyright (c) Ronald van Manen. All rights reserved. Licensed under the MIT license. See LICENSE in the project root for license information.
WindowsSharp uses C# as its primary development language and .NET 6 as its primary target framework.
WindowsSharp requires the .NET 6 SDK and can be built simply with dotnet build -c Release.
You can reproduce what the CI environment does by running ./scripts/cibuild.cmd on Windows.
This will download the required .NET SDK locally and use that to build the repo; it will also run through all available actions in the appropriate order.
There are also several build scripts in the repository root. On Windows these scripts end with .cmd and expect arguments with a - prefix.
By default, each script performs only the action specified in its name (i.e. restore only restores, build only builds, test only tests, and pack only packs). You can specify additional actions to be run by passing that name as an argument to the script (e.g. build.cmd -restore will perform a package restore and build; test.cmd -pack will run tests and package artifacts).
Certain actions are dependent on a previous action having been run at least once. build depends on restore, test depends on build, and pack depends on build. This means the recommended first time action is build -restore.
You can see any additional options that are available by passing -help on Windows.