Community Contributions

A community that share grow stronger

Get more features for your Composite C1 solution by installing one of the many packages made by other Composite C1 developers. Here you will find links to package servers, websites and NuGet packages people have shared.

Community Package Servers

To install packages from a C1 Package Server you first subscribe to it: Go to your System perspective, Packages, Package Sources and launch the "Add new Package Source" command. Paste in the URL for the package server and click OK. Now the C1 Packages from this new source is listed below Available Packages and you install them as any other package.

• Contrib Packages
  Package Source URL: http://contribpackages.composite.net/Packages.asmx
  This server hosts most packages from the CompositeC1Contrib project. For a quick overview of the available packages visit the package server home page.
  

• Acto Shareables
  Package Source URL: http://c1packages.acto.dk/Packages.asmx
  The Danish web agency Acto has been building Composite C1 sites for quite some time and here you will find packages they have chosen to share. For a quick overview of the available packages visit the package server home page.

• HurricaneJs Packages
  Package Source URL: http://www.hurricanejs.com/Packages.asmx
  HurricaneJs is a JavaScript API for building browser based games using HTML5 canvas, sockets and .NET and the project homepage run on Composite C1. Some of the custom features developed for this website is available on this package server.
  

Downloadable C1 Packages

You can download C1 Packages from the sites listed below. You download a ZIP file which you can then upload to your Composite C1 site via the System perspective's Packages node by invoking "Install Local Package ...".

• CompositeC1Contrib
  This is the premiere contribution project, spawning amazing new features like Razor Functions, ASP.NET .master page support, Facebook media gallery and a host of useful extensions for the C1 Console. Many of the packages are available on the Contrib Packages server, but visit the project homepage for the whole thing, source code and discussions.
  
  
• @nuFaqtz Packages
  This Dutch webdev has built and shared some rather handy packages like IntelliSense for the C1 Console code editor and a 'recently updated' navigation feature. To read about his packages and download them, visit his website.
  
  
• HolisticWare Packages
  These guys share things like automated optimizations, an advanced player for Silverlight and other cool stuff. 

NuGet Packages

A number of C1 Packages have also been made available via NuGet.

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