Create and access settings from shared code across all of your apps!
Get started by reading through the Settings Plugin documentation.
- CI NuGet Feed: https://ci.appveyor.com/nuget/settingsplugin
Platform Support
| Platform | Version |
|---|---|
| Xamarin.iOS | iOS 7+ |
| Xamarin.Android | API 15+ |
| Windows 10 UWP | 10+ |
| Xamarin.Mac | All |
| Xamarin.tvOS | All |
| Xamarin.watchOS | All |
| .NET | 4.5+ |
| .NET Core | 2.0+ |
I get this question a lot, so here it is from a recent issue opened up. This plugin saves specific properties directly to each platforms native settings APIs (NSUserDefaults, SharedPreferences, etc). This ensures the fastest, most secure, and reliable creation and editing settings per application. Additionally, it works with any Xamarin application, not just Xamarin.Forms.
App.Current.Properties actually serializes and deserializes items to disk as you can see in the implementation.
To me that isn't as reliable as saving direct to the native platforms settings.
Thanks you for your interest in contributing to Settings plugin! In this section we'll outline what you need to know about contributing and how to get started.
Please browse open issues, if you're looking to fix something, it's possible that someone already reported it. Additionally you select any up-for-grabs items
Please fill out the pull request template when you send one. Run tests to make sure your changes don't break any unit tests. Follow these instructions to run tests -
iOS
- Navigate to tests/Plugin.Settings.NUnitTest.iOS
- Execute
make run-simulator-tests
Android
Execute ./build.sh --target RunDroidTests from the project root
The MIT License (MIT) see License file
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