README.md

FolderPath

It is Xamarin.Plugins to get the path of the folder.

Support platform

	Desktop	Win8.1	WP8.1	UWP	Android	iOS	Mac
Local	o	o	o	o	o	o	o
Roaming	o	o	o	o	-	-	-
Temporary	o	o	o	o	-	o	o
Cache	o	-	o	o	o	o	o
Documents	o	-	-	-	-	o	o
Pictures	o	-	-	-	o	o	o
Music	o	-	-	-	o	o	o
Videos	o	-	-	-	o	o	o
App	o	o	o	o	-	o	o

Usage

using PCLStorage;
var localFolderPath = FolderPath.Current.Local;

Desktop

You need to set the company name in the AssemblyInfo.cs.

AssemblyInfo.cs
[assembly: AssemblyCompany("TestApp")]

If you can't set the company name in the AssemblyInfo.cs for some reason, in unit tests for example. You can:

1. Use your implementation or a mock of IFolderPath. This is a common way for Xamarin Plugins described by James Montemagno in post: http://motzcod.es/post/159267241302/unit-testing-plugins-for-xamarin

var folderPath = new Moq.Mock<IFolderPath>();
folderPath.Setup(f => f.Local).Returns(TestContext.DeploymentDirectory);

FolderPath.Current = folderPath.Object;

2. Override AppName manually

((FolderPathImplementation)FolderPath.Current).AppName = "TestApp";
((FolderPathImplementation)FolderPath.Current).CompanyName = "TestCompany";

License

Ms-PL