shiny-http-transfers

To enable background HTTP transfers in .NET MAUI, use the Shiny.Net.Http library to queue uploads and downloads via IHttpTransferManager, ensuring transfers continue across app lifecycles. You must register a platform-specific delegate using AddHttpTransfers<TDelegate>.

Yes, you can monitor background transfer progress for UI binding in .NET MAUI using HttpTransferMonitor. It tracks ongoing HTTP uploads and downloads managed by the Shiny.Net.Http framework, allowing your application interface to reflect real-time transfer status.

Yes, .NET MAUI supports background uploads to Azure Blob Storage using the AzureBlobStorageUploadRequest class provided by the Shiny.Net.Http library. This allows you to queue blob uploads directly within your background transfer management framework.

The best way to handle HTTP transfer retries and authorization failures is by implementing a custom delegate registered via AddHttpTransfers<TDelegate>. This delegate manages events like OnCompleted and OnAuthorizationFailed for your background transfers in Shiny.Net.Http.

Background HTTP transfers persist across app lifecycles on Android and iOS by utilizing platform-specific configurations and Android foreground service support. The Shiny.Net.Http library ensures your queued uploads and downloads continue running reliably even when the app is backgrounded.

Yes, configuring an Android foreground service is part of the platform-specific setup for background HTTP transfers using Shiny.Net.Http. This ensures your .NET MAUI application maintains reliable download and upload operations while backgrounded on Android devices.