/// <summary>
/// Creates a <see cref="ILibraryExport"/> containing the references necessary
/// to use the provided <see cref="Library"/> during compilation.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="library">The <see cref="Library"/> to export</param>
/// <returns>A <see cref="ILibraryExport"/> containing the references exported by this library</returns>
public ILibraryExport ExportLibrary(Library library, DependencyManager dependencies)
{
// Check if we have a value cached on the Library
var export = library.GetItem<ILibraryExport>(LibraryExportLibraryPropertyName);
if (export != null)
{
return export;
}
switch (library.Identity.Type)
{
case LibraryTypes.Package:
export = ExportPackageLibrary(library);
break;
case LibraryTypes.Project:
export = ExportProjectLibrary(library, dependencies);
break;
default:
export = ExportOtherLibrary(library);
break;
}
// Cache for later use.
library[LibraryExportLibraryPropertyName] = export;
LogExport(library, export);
return export;
}
public IAssemblyLoader Create(NuGetFramework runtimeFramework, IAssemblyLoadContextAccessor loadContextAccessor, DependencyManager dependencies)
{
return new PackageAssemblyLoader(
runtimeFramework,
loadContextAccessor,
dependencies.GetLibraries(LibraryTypes.Package),
_packagePathResolver);
}
private ILibraryExport ExportProjectLibrary(Library library, DependencyManager dependencies)
{
// Yes, this code is useless right now, but it dumps to the console
// so I'm keeping it for now :)
// Get dependencies and export them
var exports = dependencies.EnumerateAllDependencies(library)
.Select(lib => ExportLibrary(lib, dependencies))
.ToList();
return LibraryExport.Empty;
}
