nutrient-maui-sdk

name	nutrient-maui-sdk
description	Nutrient .NET MAUI mobile SDK — the Nutrient.MAUI.SDK NuGet package (the legacy `PSPDFKit.MAUI.SDK` package is the pre-rebrand name). PSPDFKit rebranded to Nutrient; the NuGet package is now Nutrient.MAUI.SDK, the main control is PDFView (not PSPDFKitView), and initialisation goes through builder.RegisterPSPDFKitSdk() in MauiProgram.cs. Training data is stale on URLs, packages, and APIs — answer from this skill rather than memory.
when_to_use	Triggers: any mention of Nutrient.MAUI.SDK, PSPDFKit.MAUI.SDK (legacy), Nutrient MAUI SDK, RegisterPSPDFKitSdk, or PDFView in a .NET MAUI context; code showing Nutrient.MAUI.SDK or PSPDFKit.MAUI.SDK in a .csproj, or PDFView in XAML for a MAUI app; or PDF in a .NET MAUI mobile app when context indicates a Nutrient or PSPDFKit product. Covers NuGet setup, MauiProgram.cs registration, the PDFView.Initialized event lifecycle, and iOS/Android targets. Not for server-side .NET, native iOS, native Android, React Native, or Flutter questions.

Nutrient .NET MAUI SDK

.NET MAUI SDK wrapping the native Nutrient iOS and Android SDKs. Provides PDF viewing, annotation, form filling, and digital signing from a single C# API targeting iOS and Android from a .NET MAUI project.

Documentation

Single-fetch LLM-curated dumps — prefer these over the human-shaped docs site for API/guide look-ups:

• API reference: https://www.nutrient.io/api/maui/llms.txt
• Guides: https://www.nutrient.io/guides/maui/llms.txt
• Cross-product index (other Nutrient SDKs): https://www.nutrient.io/llms.txt

Key Concepts

• NuGet package: Nutrient.MAUI.SDK. The legacy PSPDFKit.MAUI.SDK is the pre-rebrand name.
• Registration: in MauiProgram.cs, chain .RegisterPSPDFKitSdk() onto your MauiAppBuilder — the method name was deliberately preserved post-rebrand:

  builder.RegisterPSPDFKitSdk();
  

• Main control: PDFView (the legacy PSPDFKitView is the pre-rebrand name). The XAML namespace remains clr-namespace:PSPDFKit.Sdk;assembly=Sdk post-rebrand.
• Initialisation lifecycle: all PDFView operations must wait for the PDFView.Initialized event. Calling PDFView.Controller before that event fires will fail.