Installation

Package is provided on NuGet, listed as Dvchevskii.Unit

Latest package version is: 1.0.5

You can use various methods to install it in your project:

.NET CLI

dotnet add path/to/project.csproj package Dvchevskii.Unit --version 1.0.5

Visual Studio package manager console

NuGet\Install-Package Dvchevskii.Unit -Version 1.0.5

PackageReference tag

<PackageReference Include="Dvchevskii.Unit" Version="1.0.5" />

Alternative installation options

Installing packages provided from branch builds

You can use packages which are built on every commit by GitHub actions

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

The name of the artifact is packages

After downloading it, you have to extract the archive containing packages inside your local folder, which serves as a NuGet source, which has to be pre-configured. The final path would look like something along the lines of /your/local/nuget/source/Dvchevskii.Optional/<version>/Dvchevskii.Optional.nupkg. If all of the above was done, you will be able to install it with any method listed before

Referencing libraries directly

The aforementioned workflow also provides an artifact with built libraries not packed inside the .nupkg file, but inside an archived directory

The name of the artifact is libraries

You can use this to reference libraries directly in your project