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I'm searching a PDF sdk targeting .net core 3. This SDK should of course read/write pdfs (multiplatform) but also view/edit in a wpf (windows only) component All the sdk that i found don't have viewer/editor in wpf (.net core 3).

Do you have recommandations ? Thanks

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  • Why is WPF+.NET Core 3 important? Since WPF is Windows specific why not use .NET Framework? – Ryan May 14 at 5:10
  • The goal is to develop a multiplatform app, We plan to get a Mac version (probably using Avalonia.UI) so we use .Net core 3.1 for this purpose. – Whiletrue May 18 at 10:22
  • So your plan is to do a Windows version in WPF, and then a second version in Avalonia? What about starting with Avalonia, and skip WPF? – Ryan May 19 at 1:52
  • because when we start the application, avalonia wasn't mature enough, and we use another toolkit only available on .net windows (because of C++/CLI) for now – Whiletrue May 19 at 7:05
  • Microsoft just announced .NET MAUI (Multi-platform App UI) yesterday. Looks like it will be Xamarin.Forms based, so you may want to read their article carefully and perhaps use Xamarin.Forms instead of WPF. "Xamarin.Forms developers will hit the ground running with new projects in .NET MAUI, using all the same controls and APIs they have grown to know and love." source: devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/… – Ryan May 20 at 15:08
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Syncfusion Essential PDF and PdfViewer library is compatible with .NET Core 3.0 WPF and using this we can able to manipulate (like create, read and edit) and view PDF documents. Please refer the below documentation for more details,
https://help.syncfusion.com/file-formats/pdf/overview
https://help.syncfusion.com/wpf/pdf-viewer/overview

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