Install a package
Add the package for the standard you need to your project using your preferred .NET tooling.
Not sure which package you need? See Standards coverage to map each standard to its package.
Installable packages
| Package | Install name |
|---|---|
| Chronology | DataStandardizer.Chronology |
| Communication | DataStandardizer.Communication |
| File.CSV | DataStandardizer.File.CSV |
| Geography | DataStandardizer.Geography |
| Language | DataStandardizer.Language |
| LanguageTag | DataStandardizer.LanguageTag |
| Money | DataStandardizer.Money |
DataStandardizer.Core is a shared dependency of the other packages and is resolved automatically — you don’t install it directly.
.NET CLI
From your project directory, run dotnet add package with the package name. For example:
dotnet add package DataStandardizer.Money
For more detail, see Install and manage NuGet packages with the dotnet CLI.
Visual Studio
Use the NuGet Package Manager: right-click your project, choose Manage NuGet Packages, search for the package name, and install it.
For more detail, see Install and manage packages in Visual Studio using the NuGet Package Manager.
Visual Studio Code
Use the built-in NuGet tooling to add the package to your project.
For more detail, see NuGet in Visual Studio Code.
Where to next
- Walk through a full example in the Quickstart.
- Confirm the framework targets you need on Platform support.