This repository contains the source code for .NET Portability Analyzer tools and dependencies.
| Branch | Build Status |
|---|---|
| master | |
| dev |
For a quick introduction, check out this video on Channel 9:
There is a Visual Studio extension available for VS2017 and VS2015: .NET Portability Analyzer
Download and build for yourself:
- Install Visual Studio 2017 with .NET Core Workload
- Building:
- Visual Studio:
PortabilityTools.sln - Powershell:
.\build.ps1 -Configuration Debug -Platform AnyCPU
- Visual Studio:
- Install .NET Core SDK
- Execute:
build.sh - Go to:
bin/Debug/ApiPort/netcoreapp1.0 - Run ApiPort by executing:
dotnet ApiPort.dll
- Example:
dotnet ApiPort.dll listTargets - Example:
dotnet ApiPort.dll analyze -f Foo.dll -r HTML
- Introduction
- Platform Portability
- Breaking Changes
- .NET Portability Analyzer (Console application)
- .NET Portability Analyzer (Visual Studio extension)
| Project | Description |
|---|---|
| ApiPort | Cross-platform console tool to access portability service |
| ApiPort.Vsix | Visual Studio Extension |
| Microsoft.Fx.Portability | Provides common types for API Port |
| Microsoft.Fx.Portability.MetadataReader | Implements a dependency finder based off of System.Reflection.Metadata. The library will generate DocIds that conform to these specifications. |
| Microsoft.Fx.Portability.Offline | Provides access to data in an offline setting so network calls are not needed |
| Microsoft.Fx.Portability.Reporting.Excel | Provides support for an Excel spreadsheet report for ApiPort |
| Microsoft.Fx.Portability.Reporting.Html | Provides support for an HTML report for ApiPort |
| Microsoft.Fx.Portability.Reporting.Json | Provides support for a JSON reporter for ApiPort |
| Location | |
|---|---|
| Libraries | MyGet |
| Visual Studio Extension | Open VSIX Gallery |
Here are some ways to contribute:
- Update/Add recommended changes
- Try things out!
- File issues
- Join in design conversations
Want to get more familiar with what's going on in the code?
Looking for something to work on? The list of up-for-grabs issues is a great place to start.
For an overview of all the .NET related projects, have a look at the .NET home repository.
This project is licensed under the MIT license.