LogosLink Programmer's Guide · LogosLink Programmer's Interface version 2.0.0

Set Up

This is a brief guide on how to install the LogosLink Programming Libraries. In general, you can download and add the necessary packages to your project straightaway by using NuGet or a similar package manager for the .NET platform.

Before you download and add the LogosLink Programming Libraries packages to your project, please read through our terms of use and make sure you agree to them. Please read also the release notes for the latest version from the release history page.

Requirements

The LogosLink Programming Libraries is a collection of packages that run on Microsoft Windows. They have been developed and tested on Windows 11. They may work on older versions of Windows, but we can't guarantee it. You may also be able to run the LogosLink Programming Libraries on non-Windows platforms, but we haven't tested this.

The LogosLink Programming Libraries have been developed on top of the Microsoft .NET Core platform , and therefore they need Microsoft .NET to operate. Your Windows computer probably has .NET already installed.

If you are not familiar with Microsoft .NET Core development or using packages in this context, please see the Microsoft .NET documentation web site .

Set up process

The set up process is very simple:

  1. Using Visual Studio, Visual Studio Code, or your preferred IDE, open NuGet or a similar package manager.
  2. Search for "Incipit.LogosLink". A list of packages will be listed.
  3. Select the packages that you need and add them to your project. If you are unsure about what packages you need, please check the Reference section.
  4. The package manager will download and install the packages for you.

Alternatively, if you need the LogosLink Programming Libraries binary files only, for example, to call from a non-.NET environment, you can download them directly from the downloads page .

If you find issues while downloading or installing the LogosLink Programming Libraries, please let us know. Your comments are very useful to us, and help us make the LogosLink Programming Libraries easier to set up and use.

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