Portable library in .net core -

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i new .net core , having doubt portable libraries.

i have created .net core web application, , framework section of project.json looks follows:

"frameworks": { "netcoreapp1.0": { "imports": [ "portable-net4+netcore45" ], "dependencies": { "microsoft.netcore.app": { "version": "1.0.0-*", "type": "platform" } } } }

now in above case, meaning of "portable-net4+netcore45"?

does mean, can run .net core application on machine .net framework 4 installed?

will work without .net core installation?

no, above still require .net core installed, because using "type": "platform", requires platform installed , package serves reference.

if want run w/o .net core framework/sdk being installed, have change to

"dependencies": {     "microsoft.netcore.app": "1.0.0" }, "frameworks": {     "netcoreapp1.0": {} }, "runtimes": {     "win10-x64": {},     "osx.10.11-x64": {} }

please note "runtimes" section added, required if want run w/o installing .net core runtime , need add target os list, linux etc.

the "imports": ["portable-net4+netcore45"] section tells nuget should install portable libraries match 2 targets, if not support netcoreapp1.0/netstandard1.6 yet.

most libraries target win8/8.1/uwp should work, there no guarantee. import tells nuget "install anyways".

check out msdn docs on how target different .net core app types.


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