Package Command
Helps you package your Microsoft Store Application as an MSIX.
Usage Examples
Windows App SDK/WinUI 3
msstore package "C:\path\to\winui3_app"
UWP
msstore package "C:\path\to\uwp_app"
.NET MAUI
msstore package "C:\path\to\maui_app"
Flutter
msstore package "C:\path\to\flutter_app"
Electron
msstore package "C:\path\to\electron_app"
React Native for Windows
msstore package "C:\path\to\react_native_app"
PWA
msstore package "C:\path\to\pwa_app"
Arguments
Option | Description |
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pathOrUrl |
The root directory path where the project file is, or a public URL that points to a PWA. |
Options
Option | Description |
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-o, --output | The output directory where the packaged app will be stored. If not provided, the default directory for each different type of app will be used. |
-a, --arch | The architecture(s) to build for. If not provided, the default architecture for the current OS, and project type, will be used. Allowed values: "x86", "x64", "arm64". |
-ver, --version | The version used when building the app. If not provided, the version from the project file will be used. |
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