NuSave

Usage

NuSave gives you the ability to download and save a nuget package from nuget.org or any other source, with all it's dependency tree to your computer for offline use. Here is an example:

NuSave -id "Newtonsoft.Json" -version "9.0.1" -outputDirectory "C:\MyLocalFeed"

The command above will bring packages that Newtonsoft.Json depend on, if there are duplicates, they will be ignored. NuSave checks for existing .nupkg files and for hierarchical package folders.

The combination of NuSave and NuGet.Server gives you the ability to download all packages needed on your laptop or workstation for offline use.

Installation

Check the releases page for binaries, or build NuSave.sln .

Don't forget to add the location of NuSave.exe to the $PATH.

.NET Framework 4.6.2 is needed to build and run NuSave.

More

Download nuget packages from a .csproj MSBuild project

NuSave -msbuildProject "/path/to/project.csproj" -outputDirectory "/path/to/output/dir"

Use a default proxy configuration

NuSave -id "Newtonsoft.Json" -version "9.0.1" -outputDirectory "C:\MyLocalFeed" -useDefaultProxyConfig

Pipe the JSON result to PowerShell's Out-GridView

NuSave is able to output the dependency list without downloading it, and formatting the output as JSON, that way you can pipe the content to another program that will use this information to do other tasks, this can be the case for build scripts. The following command will pipe the content to PowerShell's Out-GridView :

NuSave -id "Newtonsoft.Json" -version "9.0.1" -noDownload -json | ConvertFrom-Json | Out-GridView

The result:

Check NuSave -help for more command line options.