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-See [Local NPM workflow](npm) for our recommendation on how to work with local NPM packages.
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+See [Local NPM workflow](npm) for our recommendation on how to work with local NPM packages.
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+See [Local NuGet workflow](nuget) for our recommendtation on how to work with local NuGet packages.
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docs/nuget.md

+# Local NuGet Workflow Guide
+
+To include local NuGet packages, you need to download and install (and set the path variable) for NuGet.
+
+Get it from here: [nuget.org/downloads](https://www.nuget.org/downloads)
+
+## Usage
+For more detailed instructions see: [medium.com/@churi.vibhav/creating-and-using-a-local-nuget-package-repository](https://medium.com/@churi.vibhav/creating-and-using-a-local-nuget-package-repository-9f19475d6af8)
+
+The basic steps are:
+1.  Go to the location of your NuGet package and add it to your local NuGet repository:
+```
+>nuget add <package_id>.nupkg -source <source_path>\<nuget_repo_name>
+```
+You can navigate to the source path (<source_path>\\<nuget_repo_name>) and call
+```
+>tree
+```
+and you should see the added package in the repository tree.
+2.  To import the local package, open the project that you want to include the package in Visual Studio.
+3.  In the solution explorer, right click the solution => click "manage NuGet packages for solution..."
+4.  Click settings (little gear icon near "Manage Packages for Solution" in the top right corner).
+5.  Add the local package (click "+", set the source path to the local package).
+6.  Move the local package you just added above the nuget.org path to give it higher priority.
+7.  Now you should be able to find, install and use the local package like any other nuget package.
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