This guide explains how to install Chrononuensis using NuGet and the .NET CLI.
Add Chrononuensis to a .NET Project
You can install Chrononuensis in an existing .NET project using:
Using .NET CLI
Creating a new reference using .NET CLI
If you’re using the .NET command-line interface (CLI), open a terminal in your project’s root directory and run:
dotnet add package Chrononuensis
This will:
- Add the Chrononuensis package to your project.
- Update the csproj file to include it as a dependency.
Updating an existing reference using .NET CLI
Before updating, check the currently installed version by running:
dotnet list package Chrononuensis
This will output something like:
Package Reference Resolved Version Latest Version
------------------- ---------------- --------------
Chrononuensis 1.2.0 1.3.0
If a newer version is available, proceed with the update.
update the package by running:
dotnet add package Chrononuensis --prerelease
or specify a version explicitly:
dotnet add package Chrononuensis --version 1.3.0
This updates Chrononuensis in your .csproj file.
Using NuGet Package Manager
Creating a new reference using NuGet Package Manager
Open your .NET project in Visual Studio.
Open the Package Manager Console (Tools > NuGet Package Manager > Package Manager Console).
Run the following command:
Install-Package Chrononuensis
Updating an existing reference using NuGet Package Manager
- Open Visual Studio.
- Go to Tools > NuGet Package Manager > Manage NuGet Packages for Solution.
- Find Chrononuensis in the Installed tab.
- Click Update to install the latest version.
Alternatively, use the Package Manager Console and run:
Update-Package Chrononuensis
This will update Chrononuensis to the latest available version.
Verify Installation
After installing, check that the package was added correctly:
dotnet list package
You should see Chrononuensis in the list of installed packages.
