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❗ We moved development toa new repository, 'Windows'. It contains the new infrastructure and codebase for the 8.0+ versions of the Windows Community Toolkit that contains a single-codebase forUWP/WinUI2,WindowsAppSDK/WinUI3, andUno Platform compatible components.Please visit it for the latest information.

📝 You can find out more about this latest releaseon our blog post here. The Sample Gallery has also beenupdated in the Microsoft Store.

🧪 For new feature discussion and development, seeWindows Community Toolkit Labs

🐞 For new issues, please try and reproduce on the latest packages, and then open a discussion or issue in thenew repository.

📼 This repo contains the prior 7.x UWP-only based code for the Windows Community Toolkit's prior releases; the Windows App SDK compatible code is in thewinui branch. Much of this code has been merged and ported to the single-codebase version in the new repository; however, this repo will be archived for history and reference to enable migrating other components or issues, if needed.

The Windows Community Toolkit is a collection of helper functions, custom controls, and app services. It simplifies and demonstrates common developer patterns when building experiences for Windows 10 and Windows 11. It contains components and helpers for both UWP and WinUI 3/WinAppSDK applications. Find out more about our support forWinUI 3 here.

Note: Our general helpers for .NET are now the.NET Community Toolkit, including theMVVM Toolkit.

Target	Branch	Status	Recommended package version
Production (UWP)	rel/7.1.2
Production (WinAppSDK/WinUI 3)	rel/winui/7.1.2
Previews	main

The toolkit has been migrated to new infrastructure inthis repository.

Read the original blog post that explained this here,but see latest information at the top of this file.

Labs makes it easy to contribute to the Windows Community Toolkit, try out new features still in development, and collaborate with others.

Find out morehere.

Please read theGetting Started with the Windows Community Toolkit page for more detailed information about using the toolkit.

All documentation for the toolkit is hosted onMicrosoft Docs. All API documentation can be found at the.NET API Browser.

Want to see the toolkit in action before jumping into the code? Download and play with theWindows Community Toolkit Sample App from the Store.

If you need help with something or have an idea, feel free to start aDiscussion or find us onDiscord. If you have detailed repro steps, open anissue here instead.

Do you want to contribute? Check out ourWindows Community Toolkit Wiki page to learn more about contribution and guidelines.

NuGet is a standard package manager for .NET applications which is built into Visual Studio. When you open solution in Visual Studio, choose theTools menu >NuGet Package Manager >Manage NuGet packages for solution… Enter one of the package names mentioned inWindows Community Toolkit NuGet Packages table to search for it online.

TheFeatures list refers to all the currently available features that can be found in the Windows Community Toolkit. Most features should work with the October 2018 Update (1809) SDK 17763 and above; however, refer to specific documentation on each feature for more information.

1. The toolkit will be kept simple.
2. As soon as a comparable feature is available in the Windows SDK for Windows, it will be marked as deprecated.
3. All features will be supported for two Windows SDK for Windows release cycles or until another principle supersedes it.

See our 2022 Plans here.

Read what weplan for next iterations, and feel free to ask questions.

Check out ourPreview Packages Wiki Page to learn more about updating your NuGet sources in Visual Studio, then you can also get pre-release packages of upcoming versions to try.

This project has adopted the code of conduct defined by theContributor Covenantto clarify expected behavior in our community.For more information see the.NET Foundation Code of Conduct.

This project is supported by the.NET Foundation.

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