The Forms Community Toolkit is a collection of helper functions, custom controls, and app services. It simplifies and demonstrates common developer tasks building iOS, Android, and UWP apps with Xamarin.Forms.
| Target | Branch | Status | Recommended Nuget packages version |
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| Behaviors | master |  |
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| Behaviors | dev | ||
| Controls | master |  |
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| Controls | dev | ||
| Converters | master |  |
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| Converters | dev | ||
| Effects | master |  |
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| Effects | dev |
Do you want to contribute? Here are our contribution guidelines.
Coming Soon.
Want to see the toolkit in action before jumping into the code? Download and play with the Forms Toolkit Sample App.
NuGet is a standard package manager for .NET applications that is built into Visual Studio. From your open solution choose the Tools menu, NuGet Package Manager, Manage NuGet packages for solution... to open the UI. Enter one of the package names below to search for it online.
Once you search you should see a list similar to the one below (versions may be different, but names should be the same).
| NuGet Package Name | description |
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| FormsCommunityToolkit.Behaviors | |
| FormsCommunityToolkit.Controls | |
| FormsCommunityToolkit.Converters | |
| FormsCommunityToolkit.Effects |
Please use GitHub issues for questions, comments, feature requests, or if would like to vote on what others are recommending.
- Principle #1: The toolkit will be kept simple.
- Principle #2: As soon as a comparable feature is available in the Windows SDK for Windows 10, it will be marked as deprecated.
- Principle #3: All features will be supported for two Windows SDK for Windows 10 release cycles or until another principle supersedes it.
This project has adopted the code of conduct defined by the Contributor Covenant to clarify expected behavior in our community. For more information see the .NET Foundation Code of Conduct.