The Kiota libraries define the basic constructs for Kiota projects needed once an SDK has been generated from an OpenAPI definition and provide default implementations.
A Kiota generated project will need a reference to the libraries to build and execute by providing default implementations for serialization, authentication and http transport.
Read more about Kiota here.
| Library | NuGet Release |
|---|---|
| Abstractions |  |
| Authentication - Azure |  |
| Http - HttpClientLibrary |  |
| Serialization - JSON |  |
| Serialization - FORM |  |
| Serialization - TEXT |  |
| Serialization - MULTIPART |  |
| Bundle |  |
The Kiota Libraries releases notes are available from the CHANGELOG
If you are using Visual Studio Code as your IDE, the launch.json file already contains the configuration to build and test the library. Otherwise, you can open the Microsoft.Kiota.sln with Visual Studio.
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