74 packages tagged with “packaging”
Shared libraries for runtime and deployment packaging of .Net applications
Simple, flexible and powerful NuGet packaging
This gives your non web projects the ability to be put into a published folder, just like your web project does when being built outside of visual studio. Not entirely sure what this means? Check out the project url (on the left) and/or watch the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-oPtsb11vBU
Adds support for packaging sets of related services to allow registering them together. Consumers can implement the IPackage interface and use the RegisterPackages extension method to dynamically add registrations in the supplied list of assemblies.
Provides helpers to package up code for deployment
Sitefinity CMS Packaging module.
Support for creating services via Bottles
Tools for deploying applications built on top of the Bottles framework
Tools for deploying TopShelf applications built on top of the Bottles framework
Tool support for applications that use Bottles
Tools for deploying IIS web applications built on top of the Bottles framework
Create .zip files of your .NET Core projects straight from the command line. Once you've installed this package as a .NET CLI tool, run dotnet zip to generate a .zip file which contains the publish output of your .NET Project. See https://github.com/qmfrederik/dotnet-packaging/ for more information on how to use dotnet tarball.
Create RPM packages (.rpm files) of your .NET Core projects straight from the command line. Once you've installed this package as a .NET CLI tool, run dotnet rpm to generate a .rpm package which contains the publish output of your .NET Project. See https://github.com/qmfrederik/dotnet-packaging/ for more information on how to use dotnet rpm.
Create Debian and Ubuntu installers (.deb files ) of your .NET Core projects straight from the command line. Once you've installed this package as a .NET CLI tool, run dotnet deb to generate a .deb file which contains the publish output of your .NET Project. See https://github.com/qmfrederik/dotnet-packaging/ for more information on how to use dotnet deb.
Implements a tar package reader and writer.
dotnet-releaser is an all-in-one command line tool that fully automates the release cycle of your .NET libraries and applications to NuGet and GitHub
Create tarballs (.tar.gz files) of your .NET Core projects straight from the command line. Once you've installed this package as a .NET CLI tool, run dotnet tar to generate a .tar.gz file which contains the publish output of your .NET Project. See https://github.com/qmfrederik/dotnet-packaging/ for more information on how to use dotnet tarball.
A utility library for package related GitHub operations
ApiSurface is a library to help you ensure consistency and documentation coverage of your NuGet package's public API, and to help you adhere to SemVer.
A must-have complementary tool to NuGetizer, this tool will help you discover how NuGetizer packs a project rapidly iterate on your project's packaging until you get it just right for your needs.
Allows easy unpacking of contents from an Open Packaging Conventions (OPC) stream such as OOXML, VSIX, NuGet nupkg, etc.
Sweatless application distributing experience
The packaging component of Sewer56.Update. Contains the necessary component for creating packages and releases.
Command line tools for FubuMVC development
WixNuGetPackager enables the distribution of Windows Installer XML (WiX) libraries and extensions using NuGet packages. WixNuGetPackager is itself distributed as a NuGet package which can be installed in WiX library or extension projects. Once installed in a project, WixNuGetPackager extends the build process to generate a NuGet pacakge containing the compiled artefacts. This generated NuGet package can then be distributed and added to other WiX projects.
AppLife Update Controller for .Net 4.x. Provides built-in UI controls and an extensive API to support the discovery, download and initiation of software update packages built using AppLife Builder.
A dummy factory for Packaging types.