Nancy.ClientAppSettings
Metadata
| Authors | Brendan McMahon |
|---|---|
| Copyrights | Copyright 2014 |
| Description | A base library to support passing settings from server side (ie. web.config) to client side. |
| Owners | Brendan McMahon |
| ProjectUrl | https://github.com/bernos/Nancy.ClientAppSettings |
| RequireLicenseAcceptance | False |
| Tags | nancyfx |
| Dependencies | Nancy:0.23.0|Newtonsoft.Json:6.0.3 |
| Title | Nancy.ClientAppSettings |
| PackageSize | 12048 |
| PackageHashAlgorithm | SHA512 |
| PackageHash | tTusIJ2WAGLtTogswNVzj9YLa1P2KVUW5PPUHNTXGvsGxNQR8vTgpD46shsWED54u1j9Vwb+zJ95zLk8hdI6zg== |
| DownloadCount | 000000 |
| CreatedDate | 2014-06-18T23:43:03 |
| ReleaseNotes | Updated dependencies to Nancy 0.23.0.0. Updated project url to new github repo address. |
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NuGet (nuget.exe)
- Installing the package (HTTP Basic authentication):
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nuget install Nancy.ClientAppSettings -Source http://nuget.gw.symbolsource.org/Public/NuGet/FeedService.mvc
- Installing the package (pre-authenticated):
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nuget install Nancy.ClientAppSettings -Source http://nuget.gw.symbolsource.org/Public/%login%/%key%/NuGet/FeedService.mvc
NuGet (Package Manager Console)
- Installing the package (search all configured feeds):
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Install-Package Nancy.ClientAppSettings
- Installing the package (HTTP Basic authentication):
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Install-Package Nancy.ClientAppSettings -Source http://nuget.gw.symbolsource.org/Public/NuGet/FeedService.mvc
- Installing the package (pre-authenticated):
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Install-Package Nancy.ClientAppSettings -Source http://nuget.gw.symbolsource.org/Public/%login%/%key%/NuGet/FeedService.mvc
- Uinstalling the package:
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Uninstall-Package Nancy.ClientAppSettings
OpenWrap
- Installing the package:
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o add-wrap Nancy.ClientAppSettings
- Uninstalling the package:
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o remove-wrap Nancy.ClientAppSettings
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