How do I include native 64-bit assets in a NuGet package for multiple platforms?

How can I ensure that my NuGet package includes native 64-bit assets for multiple platforms, such as x64 and x86, while maintaining compatibility across different operating systems and frameworks?

To ensure that your NuGet package includes native 64-bit assets for multiple platforms, such as x64 and x86, while maintaining compatibility across different operating systems and frameworks, follow these steps:

Create a .nuspec File: Define your package metadata and include the native assets in the .nuspec file.

Organize Native Assets: Place your native assets in the appropriate directories. For example, path/to/native/assets/x64/** for x64 assets and path/to/native/assets/x86/** for x86 assets.

Build the Package: Use the nuget pack command to create the NuGet package

Include MSBuild Props and Targets: If your package needs to be consumed by C++ projects, include MSBuild props and targets files in the build folder. This helps with proper integration.

Test the Package: Ensure that the package works correctly by testing it in different environments and with different target frameworks.

By following these steps, you can create a NuGet package that includes native 64-bit assets for multiple platforms, ensuring compatibility across different operating systems and frameworks.