C# and NuGet

Use YetAnotherAI.Takanawa for desktop .NET applications, Unity, Godot C# projects, and .NET Android or iOS applications. The package exposes a netstandard2.0 managed API and ships native assets built from the Rust FFI library.

Install

Add the NuGet package:

<PackageReference Include="YetAnotherAI.Takanawa" Version="0.8.3" />

Unity and Godot projects can install the package through their NuGet workflow or copy the package into their normal managed dependency pipeline.

Usage

using YetAnotherAI.Takanawa;

Takanawa.Init(maxIo: 4);

using var download = TakanawaDownload.Create(new DownloadConfig(
    url: "https://example.com/file.zip",
    targetPath: "/tmp/file.zip",
    parallelism: 4,
    hashKind: HashKind.Sha256,
    expectedHash: expectedSha256Bytes));

download.SetProgressCallback(snapshot =>
{
    Console.WriteLine($"{snapshot.Phase}: {snapshot.DownloadedBytes}/{snapshot.ContentLen}");
});

download.SetSpeedCallback(snapshot =>
{
    Console.WriteLine($"{snapshot.BytesPerSecond} B/s");
});

download.Start();

Dispose each TakanawaDownload when it is no longer needed. Call Takanawa.Shutdown() when the process or app domain is done using Takanawa.

Native Assets

The NuGet package includes 64-bit native runtime assets for Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android. Apple mobile builds consume the packaged Takanawa.xcframework through the package's transitive MSBuild target.

Local Development

Run the C# binding checks:

mise run test:csharp

Pack and verify the NuGet package after staging release native artifacts:

mise run pack:csharp