Recommended installation (NuGet package)

The package is provided on NuGet under the name of JsTimers

Latest package version is: 1.0.39

.NET CLI

From within your terminal, use:

dotnet add path/to/your/project.csproj package JsTimers --version 1.0.39

Visual Studio package manager console

Inside of your package manager console, run the command:

Install-Package JsTimers -Version 1.0.39

MSBuild project

Add the following to your project file (ending with .csproj or similar):

<ItemGroup>
  <PackageReference Include="JsTimers" Version="1.0.39" />
</ItemGroup>

Alternative installation options

You can use those methods to install the dependency if you don't have access to the NuGet feed, or you want to use version not listed there

Every commit to the source repository gets built by the CI and produces artifacts which are ready to use, their installation is explained below

Builds are performed by the main workflow, which history can be found on this page

NuGet package

Artifact name is: packages

1. Download the artifact
2. Extract it into your local folder which serves as a NuGet source (you have to configure it first)

Final path should be something along the lines of /<your-local-source>/JsTimers/<version>/JsTimers.nupkg

3. Install the package using any of the methods listed above

DLL reference

Artifact name is: libraries

Alternatively, you can reference a .dll directly in your project

1. Download the artifact
2. Extract it into your local folder which you use for project dependencies like this
3. Reference it in your MSBuild project file like this:

<ItemGroup>
  <Reference Include="$(YourReferenceDir)JsTimers.dll" />
</ItemGroup>