xamarin-image-importer

Copies .png images into the corresponding Resources directory of Xamarin.iOS and Xamarin.Android projects and imports them to the .csproj project files so it will be available when viewed in Visual/Xamarin Studio. If they exist, @2x.png or @3x.png variants of the image will be imported for iOS, while *ldpi.png, *mdpi.png, *hdpi.png, *xhdpi.png, *xxhdpi.png and *xxxhdpi.png will be imported for Android.

• Blog: http://teamtam.net/xamarin-image-importer/

Usage

Run for iOS only with minimal parameters

Add-XamarinImages C:\Images -IosProject C:\Source\MyProject.iOS\MyProject.iOS.csproj

Run for Android only with minimal parameters

Add-XamarinImages C:\Images -AndroidProject C:\Source\MyProject.Droid\MyProject.Droid.csproj

Run for both iOS and Android with all optional parameters

Add-XamarinImages -Images C:\Images -IosProject C:\Source\MyProject.iOS\MyProject.iOS.csproj -AndroidProject C:\Source\MyProject.Droid\MyProject.Droid.csproj -Move -Verbose

More detailed documentation can be found through PowerShell 'Get-Help' after installation

Get-Help Add-XamarinImages

Sample output

Installation

Requirements

• PowerShell 5.0

PowerShell Gallery

• Option A: install for the current user:
  Install-Module -Name "XamarinImageImporter" -Scope CurrentUser
• Option B: run as Administrator to install for all users:
  Install-Module -Name "XamarinImageImporter"

Manual Installation

• git clone https://github.com/teamtam/xamarin-image-importer.git
• Option A: run as is for the current PowerShell session:
  Import-Module .\XamarinImageImporter\XamarinImageImporter.psd1
• Option B: install for the current and future PowerShell sessions:
  Copy the XamarinImageImporter directory to a path defined in $Env:PSModulePath - [more info]