nuget package

[cyrildurand]

Hi,

I see that there is a nuget folder on the repository but couldn't find the nuget package on the official repository.

Is there any reason that this package was not published yet ?
If you want, I can published it and put the credentials used to published it on github ?

By the way, thanks guys for this project. It allowed us to easily plug our application with constant contact.

Thanks,

[yrshaikh]

Yea, would be real help if I could use this sdk in my projects using nuget.

[realsircodesalot]

I have come across this myself following a link to this code from the NuGet package page: https://www.nuget.org/packages/ConstantContact.NET.SDK/

Can you please add the package to NuGet? eg Constant Contact .NET SDKv2

It completely defeats the purpose of having a package manager if I have to download it, compile it and add it to my project.

[csciuto]

Thanks for the feedback on this. We are aware that it is much better to use package managers than to ask people to manually import and compile the code. It was discussed recently on our tech blog as a high priority for us: http://techblog.constantcontact.com/api/release-updates/great-developer-experience-with-sdks/?M=2A312C7E-30DD-48A2-B895-D9D121F12B48

[ScottDLance]

I just installed the nuget package for this and it doesn't include the .dll or add the reference.

[brainded]

@ScottDLance I had the same issue. I did a pull request to generate a proper Nuget locally using a clone of this repo, but the package is local only. Waiting for constantcontact to upload a updated Nuget to the repo.

[dprothero]

Still no nuget package available publicly.

[ScottDLance]

I'm not trying to steal Constant Contacts thunder, but I released a fully asynchronous and validatable SDK for Constant Contact called InContact SDK. It implements all publicity available operations. You can get a hold of the project with Install-Package InContact -Pre (we're still in beta).

NuGet: https://www.nuget.org/packages/InContact/0.7.0-beta
Source: https://bitbucket.org/scottlance/incontact
Documentation: https://bitbucket.org/scottlance/incontact/wiki/Home

[dprothero]

Cool, looks more along the lines of what the community is asking for.

[dprothero]

Scott, where should I post feedback on InContact? Doesn't seem appropriate to do it here.

[ScottDLance]

Probably the best place would be to create a new issue and mark it as a proposal. Bitbucket isn't as good as GitHub when it comes to this sort of thing, but they have been good to the company where Ethan and I work.

We would love to hear about any bugs, enhancements or contributions anyone wants to offer. We are still in Beta. We are currently using it as an internal project and feel that the app we wrote the SDK for should be a good proving ground for the SDK.

[dprothero]

I don't see a place on BitBucket to raise an issue. Do you have to enable it for the repo?

[ScottDLance]

I just made it public it. Sorry for the confusion

[bvysocky]

Don't worry about stealing our thunder @ScottDLance . Looks like you have put a lot of work into a well thought out and nicely implemented sdk.

[jjoekoullas]

Has this been abandoned? Nuget is stating the last publish version on 5/7/2014 and the last comments in this issue are back in 2015.

What happened? Is proper nuget packaging not happening anymore?

[xantari]

Time to find a a different service that provides a good developer experience in .NET...