This project is based on the Uno Quickstart and was used for this Medium article I wrote.
This repository is a basic sample for an Uno application which cross-targets UWP, iOS, Android and WebAssembly.
Use the Visual Studio's UWP tooling on Windows, such as Xaml Edit and Continue, C# Edit and Continue, then run your app on iOS, Android and Windows.
You can also try out the experimental WASM build live.
- Visual Studio 2017 15.5 or later, with :
- Xamarin component, with the iOS Remote Simulator installed
- A working Mac with Visual Studio for Mac, XCode 8.2 or later installed
- The google Android x86 emulators
- On Windows
- Running WASM Project using Python
- The Linux Subsystem to run the native Python tools
- Or the Python tools for windows
- Running WASM Project using Node
- Node tools (https://nodejs.org/en/)
- http-server package (https://www.npmjs.com/package/http-server)
npm install npm install http-server -g
- Running WASM Project using Python
To easily create an multi-platform application:
- Install the Uno Solution Template Visual Studio Extension (UnoSolutionTemplate.vsix)
- Create a new C# solution using the Uno App Solution template, from Visual Studio's Start Page :
- Update to the latest nuget package named
Uno.UI, make sure to check thepre-releasebox. - To debug the iOS head, select the
Debug|iPhoneSimulatorconfiguration - To debug the Android head, select the
Debug|AnyCPUconfiguration - To debug the UWP head, select the
Debug|x86configuration - To run the WASM head, locate the
distfolder in the debug output.- Python: run the server.py. On Windows, use Python tools or the Linux Subsystem.
- Node: run
http-server ./ -p 8000
An HTTP server on http://localhost:8000 will open.
Note that the WASM head cannot be debugged at this point, the mono-wasm SDK does
not provide support for this yet. For more details on the wasm support see
the Uno.Wasm.Bootstrap repository