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PDFiumCore .NET Wrapper

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https://github.com/dtronix/pdfiumcore

A .NET Standard 2.1 wrapper for the PDFium library providing C# bindings and binaries for Linux-x64, OSX-x64, Win-x64, and Win-x86 platforms.

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What's inside PDFiumCore

  1. Install PDFiumCore via NuGet

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    The preferred method for using PDFiumCore is through the NuGet package. Using NuGet ensures that all necessary bindings are correctly generated and included in the *.deps.json file for your target environments (Linux-x64, OSX-x64, Win-x64, Win-x86).

    dotnet add package PDFiumCore

  2. Build PDFiumCore manually

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    To build the project manually, you must have .NET 6.0 installed. You can execute the CreateBindingsPackage.bat script to automate the process of downloading binaries, extracting libraries, and generating C# bindings using CppSharp.

    The build process performs the following:

    1. Downloads specified files from the bblanchon/pdfium-binaries GitHub API.
    2. Extracts zip and tgz files into the asset/libraries directory.
    3. Parses header files in the pdfium-windows-x64 directory via CppSharp to generate PDFiumCore.cs.
    4. Copies libraries and licenses into the src/PDFiumCore/runtimes directories.
    5. Overrides the existing src/PDFiumCore/PDFiumCore.cs with the newly generated version.
    CreateBindingsPackage.bat

  3. Use PDFiumCoreBindingsGenerator parameters

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    When running the PDFiumCoreBindingsGenerator.exe (invoked via the build script), you can provide the following positional parameters:

    IndexParameterDescription
    [0]Release IDA specific GitHub API release ID for bblanchon/pdfium-binaries or latest to determine the version and assets to download.
    [1]Download & GenerateSet to true to download libraries and generate bindings; set to false to only download libraries.
    [2]VersionThe value to set the Version.Revision property to (typically used for patches, e.g., 0).