ImgReName

Ein Open Source C# Programm um fotografierte Bilder zu organisieren.

Webseite: https://nalsai.de/imgrename/ Download: https://nalsai.de/imgrename/download/Setup.exe

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Packaging

Building

1. Switch to Release - switch your build configuration to Release.
2. Build MyApp - build your application to ensure the latest changes are included in the package we will be creating.

Packing

Create a NuGet package with NuGetPackageExplorer

1. Creating a New NuGet Package - the first step is to create a new NuGet package.
2. Edit Metadata - update package metadata for MyApp.
   • Id - name of the application (no spaces)
   • Version - version specified in Properties\Assembly.cs
   • Dependencies - Squirrel expects no dependencies in the package (all files should be explicitly added to the package)
3. Add lib & net45 - add the lib folder and the net45 folder to the project. Squirrel is expecting a single lib / net45 directory provided regardless of whether your app is a net45 application.
4. Add Release Files - add all the files from bin\Release needed by MyApp to execute (including the various files required by Squirrel).
   • Include MyApp Files: MyApp.exe, MyApp.exe.config, any non-standard .NET dll's needed by MyApp.exe.
   • Include Squirrel Files: Squirrel.dll, Splat.dll, NuGet.Squirrel.dll, Mono.Cecil.*, DeltaCompressionDotNet.*, ICSharpCode.SharpZipLib.*
   • Exclude: *.vshost.*, *.pdb files
5. Save the NuGet Package File - save the NuGet package file to where you can easily access later (e.g., ImgReName.sln directory). Follow the given naming format (e.g., ImgReName.1.4.0.nupkg).

Releasifying

Use the Package Manager Console to execute Squirrel.exe --releasify command.

PM> Squirrel --releasify ImgReName.1.4.0.nupkg --no-msi