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This is our Blueprint Project for an Umbraco Property Editor.

Click the Use this template button to create a new copy of this repository in your own account. Then clone that new repository down to your local machine and get started:

• Find the src/package.ent file and change the constants in there
• You may want to change a few things in the package.xml and manifest.xml files as well
• Look for TODO, EDITOR_NAME and EDITOR_ALIAS in various files and change accordingly
• Edit/add/remove files in the src/ folder and update the files section in the package.xml file
• Edit the PropertyConverter(V[78])?.cs files as well
• Edit this README to describe your new property editor :)
• Build and publish your package!

On macOS you can run the build.sh script from the terminal, which will build a ZIP file in the dist folder that is installable from Umbraco 8's Packages section or Umbraco 7's Developer > Packages section.

The build script versions the files so it's easier to test the package inside an Umbraco installation by uninstalling the existing version and then installing a new build. Existing data-types keep their data as long as their alias and/or storage type isn't changed.

To update the version number, increment the packageVersion entity in the src/package.ent file.

The nuget-build-sh makes use of the nuget CLI (so you'll need to have .NET installed) to build a .nupkg file, ready for uploading to nuget.org. If you're using Nova you can use the supplied Nuget v10 Build task; otherwise you should make sure to supply the UMB_VERSION environment variable, e.g.:

# In the project's root directory
> UMB_VERSION=v10 nuget-build.sh

To update the version number, increment the packageVersionV10 entity in the src/package.ent file.