Okra.Data
Metadata
| Authors | Andrew Wilkinson |
|---|---|
| Copyrights | Copyright 2014 |
| Description | The Okra App Framework is designed to support the development of .Net Windows 8 applications, in particular those following the MVVM pattern. This package contains the data assembly. |
| LicenseUrl | https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Andy-Wilkinson/Okra.Data/master/LICENSE |
| Owners | Andrew Wilkinson |
| ProjectUrl | https://github.com/Andy-Wilkinson/Okra.Data |
| ReleaseNotes | Formerly part of the Okra App Framework core assemblies |
| RequireLicenseAcceptance | False |
| Tags | Okra WinRT Windows8 Win8 |
| Title | Okra App Framework (Data Framework) |
| PackageSize | 22834 |
| PackageHashAlgorithm | SHA512 |
| PackageHash | uT62QBuPL8DWTxj1YYcaeiDdZigWOGZFIujKXXTfUoBTePXrCZReyZb5wF0VGjfHi8ETAQww/i2Ytp2fVl1t2A== |
| DownloadCount | 000000 |
| CreatedDate | 2014-07-06T20:00:33 |
Access
You can access data for this project using the tools and addresses described below.
NuGet (nuget.exe)
- Installing the package (HTTP Basic authentication):
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nuget install Okra.Data -Source http://nuget.gw.symbolsource.org/Public/NuGet/FeedService.mvc
- Installing the package (pre-authenticated):
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nuget install Okra.Data -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 Okra.Data
- Installing the package (HTTP Basic authentication):
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Install-Package Okra.Data -Source http://nuget.gw.symbolsource.org/Public/NuGet/FeedService.mvc
- Installing the package (pre-authenticated):
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Install-Package Okra.Data -Source http://nuget.gw.symbolsource.org/Public/%login%/%key%/NuGet/FeedService.mvc
- Uinstalling the package:
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Uninstall-Package Okra.Data
OpenWrap
- Installing the package:
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o add-wrap Okra.Data
- Uninstalling the package:
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o remove-wrap Okra.Data
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