aspnet/LibraryManager

Name: LibraryManager

Owner: ASP.NET

Description: null

Created: 2017-03-30 04:46:16.0

Updated: 2018-05-23 23:18:57.0

Pushed: 2018-05-23 23:18:54.0

Homepage: null

Size: 1784

Language: C#

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README

Microsoft Library Manager

Install and consume 3rd-party client-side libraries with ease.

Reasons to use LibMan

1. For apps not currently using another package manager
2. For projects where you think Bower and npm are overkill
3. For developers that don't want to use Bower/Yarn or npm
4. For developers that value simplicity in their tools
5. For using custom or private packages/files
6. For orchestrating file placement within your project

Reasons NOT to use LibMan

1. Developer/team likes using tools such Bower, Yarn or npm
2. For apps that uses WebPack or Browserify for module loading/bundling

Features

• Add any library from cdnjs.com
• Add any file from file system, network share or remote URL
• Only add the file(s) you need
• Can install any file into any folder in your project/solution
• Optional manifest file (libman.json)
• Very fast
• Full Visual Studio 2017 integration

Getting started

Right-click any web project in Solution Explorer and hit Manage Client-side Libraries….

This will create a libman.json file in the root of the project.

libman.json

Context menu

Right-click libman.json in Solution Explorer to access commands that help managing the libraries.

Intellisense

Edit the libman.json file to install libraries. Every time the file is saved, Visual Studio will install/restore the packages.

See libman.json reference for more information.

Light bulbs

Inside libman.json there are light bulbs that show up with helpful commands.

Road map and release notes

See the CHANGELOG for road map and release notes

Feedback

Check out the contributing page to see the best places to log issues and start discussions.