==== My .NET Class Libraries ====

[[https://nuget.nebol.se/packages/list|Nebol Package Repository]]

To use this repository from Visual Studio, add a new Package Source using this URL:

<code>
https://nuget.nebol.se/api/odata
</code>

Alternatively, you can add the package source from the command line as follows:

<code>
C:\> nuget sources add -name nuget.nebol.se -source https://nuget.nebol.se/api/odata
</code>

Documentation exists for:
  * [[NebolBooks]]
  * [[NebolLogger]]
  * [[NebolLogger.EntityFramework]]

Work in progress documentation:
  * [[NebolController]]  NOT DONE - WORK IN PROGRESS!
  * [[NebolIntegration]]  NOT DONE - WORK IN PROGRESS!
  * [[NebolMailer]]  NOT DONE - WORK IN PROGRESS!

There is NO documentation YET for:

  * [[NebolCommand]]
  * [[NebolConsole]]
  * [[NebolFoundation]]
  * [[NebolIntegration.EntityFramework]]
  * [[NebolIntegration.Console]]
  * [[NebolLogger.Controller]]
  * [[NebolLogger.PushBullet]]
  * [[NebolLogger.SharpRepository]]
  * [[NebolAutoMapperExtensions]]
  * [[NebolWinForms]]
  * [[NebolCrypto]]
  * [[NebolLogger.Mailer]]

=== Note regarding Docker ===

Note that in order to use these packages when building a docker image you need to tell docker where to find them. Add a nuget.config file to your main folder:

<code xml>
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<configuration>
  <packageSources>
    <add key="nuget.org" value="https://api.nuget.org/v3/index.json" protocolVersion="3" />
    <add key="nuget.nebol.se" value="https://nuget.nebol.se/api/odata" />
  </packageSources>
</configuration>
</code>

Then in the Dockerfile, when you're copying the projectfile to ./ and just before you do "dotnet restore", add this line:

<code>
COPY nuget.config ./
</code>

docker will then use it to find the packages.