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Building KeeAgent in Visual Studio (Windows)

Setting up the KeeAgent solution in Visual Studio

Setup Debug Properties

These are not saved in KeeAgent.csproj, so you have to manually set them up.

  • Open the project properties for the KeeAgent project.

  • On the Debug tab, in the Start Action section, select Start external program: and enter <path-to-project>/bin/Debug/KeePass.exe, where <path-to-project> is the actual path on your machine.

    If you have not tried to build the project yet, then you will get an error that the program does not exist. Ignore the error.

  • Then in the Start Options section, set Command line arguments to --debug --pw:test Test.kdbx.

  • Do the same for the Release and ReleasePlgx configurations, substituting the configuration name for Debug in bin/Debug/KeePass.exe.

    Also leave out the --debug command line argument for these configurations.

Building KeeAgent in Visual Studio Code (Linux/MacOS/Windows)

  • Get the code and open it in Visual Studio Code:

      git clone --recursive https://github.com/dlech/KeeAgent.git
  cd KeeAgent
  nuget restore
  code .

  • Install suggested extensions in VS Code

  • Run using VS Code debugger (F5)

If msbuild is not present, change tasks.json to us xbuild instead.

Building KeeAgent from the Command Line (Linux/MacOS)

  • Make sure you have mono (>= v3.2.x)

  • Get the code:

      git clone --recursive https://github.com/dlech/KeeAgent.git
  cd KeeAgent

  • Restore the nuget packages:

      wget https://dist.nuget.org/win-x86-commandline/latest/nuget.exe
  mono nuget.exe restore

  • And build:

      xbuild /property:Configuration=ReleasePlgx KeeAgent.sln

  • The plgx file will be at bin/ReleasePlgx/KeeAgent.plgx.